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April 13- A film titled Advance Preparation, submitted by students from the Paradise Academy photo and cinematography class, won the Best High School Short award at the Sonscreen Film Festival.

The 14-minute story follows a student enlisting the help of classmates to plan an excessively elaborate way of asking a girl to a banquet.聽Teacher Caleb Rasmussen remarked, 鈥淭he students who made the film and attended Sonscreen saw that the community of Adventists who are skilled, enthusiastic filmmakers are larger than they expected. They realized that there is a path for them to pursue filmmaking as a career鈥攊ncluding at Adventist colleges鈥攁nd to use the art of film to serve God.鈥�

Megan Taylor, whose son Adin worked on the film, enthusiastically stated, 鈥淢y son has immersed himself in the class and subject. When he attended the Sonscreen event, he was surprised that filmmaking wasn鈥檛 as secular as he thought. He came back knowing a clear path by which he, as a Christian, could make community-relevant Christian.鈥�

Junior Haiden Shoemaker, director of the film, said, 鈥淏eing able to make a film in high school with the opportunity and ability to win an award at Sonscreen was amazing. The photography and cinematography class at PAA is one of the best opportunities a high schooler interested in film can take.鈥�

Featured in Northern Lights, May 4, 2023