Highbridge Film Festival Names 2022 Official Selections
WILMORE, Ky. (April 13, 2022) – Asbury University’s Highbridge Film Festival announces the following Official Selections for the 2022 Festival slate:
- Masquerade – by Ian Wang
- Face the Music – by Joel Pletcher, Abby Beers, and Mason Katter
- Annora – by Logan Edwards
- Joseph – by Trinity Sparks
- Independent Bank: We’re Here. For GOOD. – by Randy Halbig
- How Long Have I Been Here? – by Lilianna Fischer
- An Average Night in Miller – by Joshua Sanders
- Sitting Ducks – by Joel Pletcher
- She Is, They Are – by Katie Consiglio
- Checkmate – by Kevin Combs
- Loop – by Mau Vazquez
- Cold Feet – by Joel Pletcher
Asbury Univ ersity’s acclaimed School of Communication Arts hosts the 2022 Highbridge Film Festival on the Asbury campus, April 21 through 23. The festival culminates with the 18th-annual Highbridge Film Festival showcase screening and awards show at 7 p.m. on Saturday, April 23, in Hughes Auditorium. Tickets for the film festival showcase and red-carpet reception following are on sale online now.
NOTE: Seating for news media at the April 23 Showcase and Awards is available upon request. If you would like more information or to schedule an interview, please contact Highbridge Film Festival Media Relations: hbfilmfest@gmail.com.
About Highbridge Film Festival
Highbridge Film Festival is a nationally recognized collegiate filmmaking competition dedicated to expressing and exploring the human condition through the power of the visual story. It began in 2005 as a vehicle for Asbury University’s School of Communication Arts to showcase student films and, in the process, encourage visual storytelling. This year marks the 18th anniversary of the festival, which has grown into a nationally recognized collegiate film festival delighting audiences and attracting wide-ranging interest from the film industry. Each year 12-15 films are selected from many submissions and are screened for an enthusiastic audience and judged by movie and television industry professionals who decide the awards given for technical and narrative skills.