"We've got rights, right now, to produce a short film based on the work of J.K. Rowling. Warner Brothers, who actually owns the Harry Potter world, actually gave us permission to take one of her short stories that comes from that world, and create a short film out of it. We're really excited that this is going to be the first project the students in our video film track are able to use the Red Epic that we purchased, it's coming this fall," said instructor, Frank Welch.

"It will have students in the audio track, students in the video track, in the entertainment production track, all working together over the course of really the next year to put together this final piece," said Welch.

"The two main characters are going to be a small boy around the age of ten, eight, somewhere around there, as well as an older gentleman, who's going to be playing his grandfather. Those are the two parts were looking for. We also have a couple of female parts around twenty years old, as well as a female part, and we’re also going to have a lot of extras that we’d like for a couple of key scenes," said student Brandon Doyen.