TFTV Impact Report 2021/2022
The TFTV Impact Report 2021/2022 chronicles the achievements and highlights of the School's students, faculty, staff, alumni, and programs. Compiled by Kerryn Negus. Designed by Jordan Lorsung.
The TFTV Impact Report 2021/2022 chronicles the achievements and highlights of the School's students, faculty, staff, alumni, and programs.
Compiled by Kerryn Negus.
Designed by Jordan Lorsung.
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ALUMNI PRIDE
Lydia Martinez stars in Treasures Beneath My Tree, written and directed by Alexandra Cerna (‘21)
• Lindsay Utz (BA Film & Television, ‘03) received the College of Fine Arts Award at the 2021 Alumni of the Year
ceremony, which annually recognizes accomplished alumni for their achievements and contributions to the
university.
“I want to particularly thank Professor Beverly Seckinger, whose History of
Documentary class introduced me to all of the classics of non-fiction film and
ever since then, I have been in love with the art form. Bev’s classes inspired
and challenged me at a formative moment in my life, and I am so grateful to
her and the entire department for giving me a filmmaking foundation that
helped me transition into my career today,” said Utz, who recently co-edited
Civil, a Netflix documentary about the civil rights attorney Benjamin Crump
which premiered at the 2022 Tribeca Film Festival. Read more.
• At the 2021 Emmys, Amy Duddleston, ACE (‘86) earned two
nominations for her editing work on HBO’s Mare of Easttown, Lindsay
Utz (BA Film & Television, ‘03) was nominated for her work on the Apple
TV+ documentary Billie Eilish: The World’s a Little Blurry, and John Matter
(BA Film & Television, ’01) won a statue for Outstanding Sound Editing for
a Comedy or Drama for his work as Dialogue Editor on HBO’s Lovecraft
Country. As part of the Emmy celebrations, Duddleston joined a panel
discussion by Emmy-winning and Emmy-nominated picture editors about
their art and craft of storytelling. Watch it here.
Lindsay Utz (’03), right, with mentor Professor • At the 74th Annual Directors Guild of America Awards, Paul
Beverly Seckinger
Pennolino (’85) was nominated in the category of Outstanding Directorial
Achievement in Variety/Talk/News/Sports - Regularly Scheduled Programming for HBO’s Last Week Tonight
with John Oliver. Pennolino is currently directing his ninth season of the award-winning show. In addition to six
Peabody Awards, Paul has earned six Emmy nominations for his directing as well as six DGA Directing Award
nominations. In 2022 Paul served as a juror of TFTV’s senior thesis film showcase, I Dream in Widescreen.