Western Iowa Tech Community College (WITCC) is proud to share that its Mass Communications students were recently recognized by the Iowa Motion Picture Association (IMPA) for their strong showing in the 48 Hour Film Horror Project.
The student team wrote, filmed, and edited an original short film titled "The Box" within the competition's 48-hour timeline. Their work was screened during the event showcase, where IMPA board members praised the students for their creativity, technical skill, and professionalism during both the viewing and the post-screening panel discussion.
IMPA, a nonprofit organization that supports and celebrates filmmakers across Iowa, commended WITCC for helping develop emerging media talent and expressed enthusiasm for future student projects.
Watch the student film here: https://youtu.be/Ao9mLE6Onio
About Mass Communications at Western Iowa Tech
WITCC's Mass Communications programs prepare students for careers in audio production, video production, journalism, broadcasting, digital media, and content creation. With hands-on learning, studio experience, and real-world assignments such as the 48 Hour Film Project, students gain the technical and creative foundation needed for success in the media industry.
Audio Production: https://www.witcc.edu/programs/282/
Broadcasting and Multimedia Journalism: https://www.witcc.edu/programs/222/
Video and Media Production: https://www.witcc.edu/programs/216/