Kenny Hui, a freshman at Stony Brook University, is a Computer Science major with a
passion for programming. In his free time, he enjoys working on personal projects. He
also finds great joy in the filmmaking process, from the shooting stage to the editing
stage. Kenny draws inspiration from movies like Everything Everywhere All at Once and
Interstellar. And, as of lately, he’s been hooked the TV series Severance. You can watch The Study Break HERE.
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Guilt by John Henderson
John Henderson is a film minor at Stony Brook University. In his free time he enjoys filmmaking, lifting weights and boxing. You can watch his film, GUILT, here.
The Game Table by Owen Oo
I’m currently a freshman, majoring in computer science and I enjoy the creative process of any creative work, including filming. You can “The Game Table” watch HERE.
The Last Minutes by Anderson Chan
Anderson Chan is a 1st-year student at Stony Brook University majoring in computer science. Outside of his academic career, he has many hobbies, but his two favorites are photography and videography. Anderson has been creating films for as long as he can remember, ranging from making skits as a child on the iPad to competing in national competitions. His most notable films include the documentary “Pandora’s Box: Regulating Generative AI,” which received an honorable mention for C-SPAN’s National StudentCam competition and official selection at the Virginia High School League Film Festival, and the short film “The Art of Becoming,” made in collaboration with another film-passionate student, which rivaled films at the Technology Student Association National Conference. He plans to continue his hobby of filmmaking, continuing to tackle more ambitious projects. You can watch The Last Minutes HERE
“The Weight We Bare” by Jean-Paul Narcisse
My name is Jean-Paul Narcisse. I grew up in Queens, New York, but now reside on Eastern Long Island. I am currently enrolled at Stony Brook University, where I am majoring in Clinical Laboratory Science. During my free time, I find great enjoyment in watching films, especially on the silver screen. Among my favorite genres are Science Fiction, Mystery, and Horror. Watch “The Weight We Bare” HERE
Chowmein by Farzad Hoque
Farzad Hoque is a freshman at Stony Brook University from New York City with an aspiration of combining his passion for cognitive science and filmmaking. He has created many short films throughout his high school career and plans to develop his skills throughout college. He is inspired by films by Cristopher Nolan and A24 film studios and hopes to one day create a story of their caliber. Watch Chowmein HERE!
YOU by Sophie Yu
My name is Sophie Yuen and I am currently a freshman majoring in Health Science. Through my film, I hope to tell people to embrace their uniqueness and we are all wonderfully and beautifully made. Watch YOU here!
Zest by Yufei Chen
Yufei Chen is a freshmen at Stony Brook University, majoring in Health Science with an intention to minor in Art. She took FLM101 during the Fall 2024 semester and thoroughly enjoyed the experience. Outside of her studies, Yufei is passionate about photography, drawing, listening to music, and spending time with friends. Her favorite movie is Inside Out, reflecting her interest in both creativity and emotional depth. VIEW HERE
Introducing SBU Short of the Week!
Welcome to the SBU Short of the Week! Get ready to be inspired by the fresh, creative voices emerging from our very own Film 101 class. Each Monday at 10 AM, we’ll shine the spotlight on a brand-new short film that has been selectedas this week’s most outstanding project. Along with the film, you’ll also get to meet its creator—a talented filmmaker whose dedication and passion have earned them this special honor.
This weekly showcase is more than just a fun way to celebrate student work; it’s a testament to the hard work and imagination thriving within our film community. Throughout the school year, we’ll continue to unveil these exceptional shorts, offering everyone a chance to witness the incredible range of storytelling skills honed in Film 101.
So mark your calendars, set your alarms, and be sure to check back every Monday morning to see which film has taken the spotlight. Who knows—you might find a new favorite filmmaker, or even be inspired to create something remarkable yourself. Congratulations to all of our winners! We can’t wait to see what thrilling workyou’ll share next.