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Jennine Hollingshaus had the makeup studio running like a well-oiled machine this past Saturday at 9am.

Capping off October with the Spooktacular film festival, the Student Film Association (SFA) enjoyed the success of a BYU-wide spectacle of spooky student films.

Now airing on BYUtv, Saving Me is a story about a successful tech billionaire who travels back in time to help his 11-year-old self fix his life before his success ruins him.

Playwrights have the opportunity to change the world with their works. As Professor Shelley Graham states, “it takes a brand new text dealing with what's going on in the world right now to change the world.”

Kris Peterson recently wrapped up her first show at the Hale Centre Theatre in Sandy, appearing as Annie Cannon in Silent Sky. When she saw that former TMA faculty, Barta Heiner, would be directing Silent Sky, Kris knew she wanted to audition. Juggling different projects is a challenge, but Kris finds that the best way to organize her time is committing to “that particular story or that particular project that I find fulfills a need for me in that moment, either artistically or spiritually.” And Silent Sky was no exception.

For the next year, MDT graduate of 2019 Dayne Joyner will be performing in the international tour of Sound of Music– appearing as Franz, male ensemble, and understudying the role of Uncle Max. Beginning in Singapore, the largely Asia-based tour also plans to perform in Malaysia, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and mainland China.

What do Theatre and Media Arts, Vocal Point, Living Legends, Ballroom Dance, the Bean Life Science Museum, and a former Dunk Team athlete all have in common? Aside from the fact that they represent some of the best that BYU has to offer, they all came together to produce the award-winning video Tarzan at the Museum.