Photo of the Week: April 13

Rom-Com Ruckus

Chelsea Rodriguez, Sports Editor
April 18, 2023

Editor’s Note: This was created for the FSPA 2023 Spring Convention On-the-Spot Spot News Photography Contest and received an Honorable Mention.

As the clock struck three and hundreds of phones went off, gears started turning. Students got up and walked off in all directions ready to start their contests. Aniah Pierce (‘25) and her friends grabbed their cameras, got mic’d up and made their way to the cafe so they could work on their short film rom-com. Their story entails a young couple, their struggles and of course some good old third wheeling. “Working on a time crunch is definitely stressful, but I chose this contest because it’s the most creative one in my opinion so we have a lot more room to work with stuff,” Pierce said. (Photo Chelsea Rodriguez)

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