The premiere of the senior yearlong film "Frail Grounds," directed by Abby Tarpey. Admission $5. Doors open, 7:15 p.m. and the show begins at 8 p.m. ABOUT THE FILM

The premiere of the senior yearlong film "A Book About Science," directed by Ryan Manuud.

Eleven films drawn from advanced production and advanced documentary (domestic and abroad) courses will be screened during the session. Light refreshments will be available outside the screening. Full schedule:

• 3 p.m., Opening Remarks and Introductions
• 3:05 p.m., “Frail Grounds” (Abby Tarpey, Jase Gibbons, Andrew Moyer, Sarah Hanks, Wil Johsnon) Alt Nar 30 min
• 3:38 p.m., “Bite by bite” (Danielle Carbone, Ben Cohen, Perry Marinos, Marco Pincay) Doc 9 min
• 3:49 p.m., “Through the Glass” (Alicia Armstrong, Chelsea Bickel, Sara Usnick) Doc 16 min
• 4:06 p.m., “Inked in Amsterdam” (Abby Minnich, Julie McAtee) Doc 5 min
• 4:13 p.m., “De Poezenboot” (Abby Minnich, Ethan Berman, Erin Parkinson, Julia McAtee) Doc 10 min
• 4:26 p.m., “A Box of Matches” (Cody Leuenberger, Andrew Malinowski, Julian Simmons, Ethan Berman) Nar 31 min
• 4:58 p.m., “Funny Woman” (Jill Heilig, Ethan Berman, Jackson Zirrith, Justin Leyden) Doc 10 min
• 5:10 p.m., “(in)Dependent” (Ryan McNeill, Andrew Logan, Jamie Nguyen, Andy Young, Sam Sedgwick, Collin Lesher) Nar 32 min
• 5:44 p.m., “Music for the Soul” (Abby Tarpey, Mackenzie DeArment Jase Gibbons, Lana Simmons, Andrew Moyer) Doc 10 min
• 5:56 p.m., “A Book About Science” (Ryan Manuud, Anna Herriman, Ethan Handley) Nar 22 min
• 6:20 p.m., “The Flower Bike Man” (Courtesy Kerr, Allie Ford, Conor McKeirnan, Sara Usnick) Doc 10 min

The second annual PSN-TV Awards, honoring excellence in student-produced shows on PSN-TV. MORE INFO

Alumnus Brett King is a producer, creative consultant and DEI executive skilled in programming, content development, TV and film production, pipeline development and DEI strategies. He has devoted most of his adult life to the training, protection and fostering of creators. The free public event is sponsored by the Department of African American Studies.

Alumnus Johnathan Fernandez ('06) will present "Your Major Doesn't Dictate Who You Are and Who You Will Become," a free session for students as part of the COMM Career Conversations Series.