Photoblog: NGU Red Carpet Film Festival
Miranda Bradford, Associate Photographer
North Greenville University had the privilege of not only getting to host the 2016 Red Carpet Film Festival on Thursday, April 7, but having guest speaker Phil Cooke, Hollywood cinematographer, share about how to represent christianity both positively and professionally through the rapid growth and advancements of technology. At 4 p.m., awards for categories ranging from documentaries and short films to music videos and more were divided between two separate groups: high school and college.
Matthew Ennis casually walks down the red carpet as if he was born for it.
Tyler Horrocks brings his upbeat smiles and laughs to those around him as he enters into the doors to the film festival.
Robert Therrell walks into the film festival to soon find out that he was one of the award winners on one of his pieces submitted.
Max Millsaps laughs as he was told to strike a pose. Shrugging his shoulders, he acts as if a red carpet event is just another normal day in the life of Max Millsaps.
Hannah Millsaps, wife of Zack Millsaps, got the opportunity to accompany him to the film festival and show her support as he won an award on one of his short films he submitted.
Adam Polk and Carlee Colvard don’t shy away at the opportunity to look spiffy, but rather enjoy going all out at the opportunity to dress their best. They show their enthusiasm at the chance to attend the red carpet event.
Heidi Campbell had the opportunity to have her daughter, Tessa, and husband, Chase, attend the red carpet festival with her, where she had the opportunity to bring a message to those who attended.
Torey Brown and Missy Roberts take a moment to smile for the cameras during their red carpet moment.
Rather than getting flustered, Victoria Pujdak and Emily Artus laugh at the high gusts of wind getting in the way of them getting a picture together wearing their matching styled dresses.
Ryan High keeps his cool on his way into the film festival.
Ethan Sullivan and Alex Miller share in the joy of the moment.
Carli Frady takes a break from taking pictures to have her own red carpet moment with Adam Polk.
Pedro Mateo shows his natural, I-was-born-for-this-life pose as he enters into the film festival.
