NMSU students participate in Las Cruces International Film Festival

Xavier Dominguez, Video Specialist|March 16, 2021

Get Through This, a film completed in 48-hours by students in the Creative Media Institute at NMSU, was showcased at the Las Cruces International Film Festival.

Get to know the film students who kicked off the 48-hour film challenge at the 2021 Las Cruces International Film Festival. Story by Visual Specialist, Xavier Dominguez.

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Xavier Dominguez is entering his second year at The Round Up and his first year as Managing Editor. He is a sophomore majoring in Journalism and Mass Communications...

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