INDIE Film Festival
The INDIE Film Festival is a film competition for Upper School Students, hosted by The Wardlaw+Hartridge School. The INDIE began in 2014 and is held annually. The intention of the INDIE is to raise awareness regarding current global issues. Since the debut year, our student filmmakers have used the INDIE to express their thoughts, ideas, and opinions with regard to a global issue or event they are passionate about. Student work is evaluated by a panel of judges in the film industry.
Attending the INDIE, I am able to see the world through the lens of my classmates and friends, thus, gaining a new perspective on issues we face as a community.-Emily Calderon '20
THE 2025 INDIE FINE ART & FILM FESTIVAL
Thursday, April 17
6 p.m.
Enjoy the red carpet, Upper School Art Show, vote for Best in Show, and enjoy craft mocktails as well as fine food provided by SAGE Dining Services.
Guests will then gather in the Berry Performing Arts Center for a night of performances and student film screenings. The evening will be hosted by seniors Savanna Lopez ’25 and Cian Nicholls ’25. The top three films, as voted on by a judges' panel, will receive awards at the conclusion of the event. This year's theme is The Princess and the Frog - Enchanted Forest.
