Best Student Film Producer Award for RTS Students!

After the news of the best film, the best film production award, the best short film, the best director, the best horror film, and the honorable mention from the Radio, Television, and Cinema Department, another new award news came.

The short film project 'Past, Future, Now,' written and directed by Ferit Doğan, a fourth-year student of the Radio Television and Cinema Department, and cinematography by Berk Köse, continues its successful festival journey. 'Past, Future, Now' was screened at Syndicated Bar Theater Kitchen in New York, where it received the Best Student Film Producer Award at the ceremony.

Having previously been presented at the Black Cat Award International Film Festival in Bolivia and the Kalahari Film Festival in Indonesia, the project that won the Best Student Short Film award at the Bifocal Film Festival organized by the University of Pennsylvania in the United States and at the Nitiin International Film Festival in Malaysia, continues its triumphant festival journey.

The Successful Festival Journey Continues

Director Ferit Doğan, expressing his happiness about the successes achieved during the films' festival journey, stated that their dreams are growing bigger with each passing day after these achievements.

In the "Past, Future, Now" project, Doğan mentioned his intention to highlight the damages that traumas inflict on the human mind. In the dystopian future, he created in the film, he envisions a universe where embarking on a mental journey has become possible. The main character of the film, Arzu, embarks on a mental journey, wandering through the dark corners of her mind and passing through meaningless or bizarre places. Doğan, who prefers to confront characters with their desires, passions, and fears, emphasizes that storytelling becomes much more enjoyable as they explore human nature.

Congratulations to the students who contributed and best wishes for their continued success.