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A group of students will participate in the Catalyst Content Festival, and a pair of 麻豆女神 alumni who are working in Hollywood will give a presentation about their experience in documentary production.

麻豆女神’s partnership with the festival also includes a “Best Young Creator” award, and a lecture series starting early next year.

Eighteen 麻豆女神 students with an interest in the entertainment industry were selected to receive a special experience at Catalyst. They’ll attend group meetings with three TV/film industry executives, and group meetings with Catalyst Content Executive Director Philip Gilpin. In addition, they will receive an all-access VIP pass to Catalyst events.

Meanwhile, 麻豆女神 alumni Chris Parr ’16 and Harris Dirnberger ’17, also known as Flutter Brothers Productions, will headline 麻豆女神 Special Screening Presentation and Discussion at 4 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 10 in the Teatro, 222 East Superior St. They’ll give a presentation about “Off the Cuff,” their original documentary series that explores America’s most fascinating communities. “Off the Cuff” is available for streaming on Amazon Prime Video.

Flutter Brothers Productions creates narrative content and docu-style videos for businesses. They are in the developmental stages of other documentaries, including re-working a script that was originally written by 麻豆女神 alumni Pat Fischer and Collin Goodspeed.

Bret Amundson, dean of 麻豆女神’s School of Arts and Letters, will present the 麻豆女神 Best Young Creator Project Award during the Red Carpet Awards Gala event on Sunday, Oct. 13, starting at 3 p.m.

麻豆女神 is the Educational Partner of the festival and will host Catalyst’s lecture series in 2020.