Wayne State College Film Studio

Wayne State College Film Studio Wayne State College Student Media WSC Student Media is The Wayne Stater, founded in 1905, 91.9 the Cat Radio, founded in 1971, and KWSC-TV, founded in 1976.

All three student media are part of the Department of Communication Arts at Wayne State College, Wayne, NE.

Congratulations to adjunct WSC professor Shelby Hagerdon! Her feature length screenplay, "Record Benders", is a second r...
09/08/2026

Congratulations to adjunct WSC professor Shelby Hagerdon! Her feature length screenplay, "Record Benders", is a second round competitor in the Austin Film Festival. Austin is ranked as one of the the top 3 screenplay competitions in the nation. This is her 3rd consecutive year being selected.

Congratulations to professor Pat Janssen! His film “Grimalkin" is an official selection in the Depth of Field Film Festi...
09/04/2026

Congratulations to professor Pat Janssen! His film “Grimalkin" is an official selection in the Depth of Field Film Festival.

Congratulations to professor Pat Janssen! His screenplay, "What Do You Get the Man Who Has Everything?" is a an official...
09/04/2026

Congratulations to professor Pat Janssen! His screenplay, "What Do You Get the Man Who Has Everything?" is a an official selection in the Chatham-Kent International Film Festival in Chatham, Ontario.

Congratulations to Caleb Huet, his cast, and crew! His film “The Dreamer” is an official selection in the Vermillion Vor...
09/04/2026

Congratulations to Caleb Huet, his cast, and crew! His film “The Dreamer” is an official selection in the Vermillion Vortex Film Festival.

Congratulations to Jesse James, his cast, and crew! His film “Retcon” is an official selection in the Vermillion Vortex ...
09/04/2026

Congratulations to Jesse James, his cast, and crew! His film “Retcon” is an official selection in the Vermillion Vortex Film Festival.

Entries are open!
09/02/2026

Entries are open!

Entries are now open for the 12th annual BisonBison Student Film Festival! Earlybird deadline ends December 1st.

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The BisonBison Student Film Festival is an annual two-day event made to showcase films in all genres by young emerging filmmakers featuring workshops from industry professionals and awards.

The festival is open to filmmakers enrolled in accredited colleges, universities and trade schools in Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, Arkansas, and Texas. BBFF is an inclusive event which values diversity. Films are accepted regardless of age, gender identity, race, sexual orientation, physical or mental ability, ethnicity, and perspective.

The 2027 festival will be held at the historic Burford Theatre in Arkansas City, Kansas on Friday, April 2nd and Saturday, April 3rd, 2027. Film viewings will be held Friday and Saturday, with free workshops on Saturday during the day. Awards will be presented Saturday evening following the screening.

Congratulations to adjunct professor Shelby Hagerdon! Her short screenplay, "The Unbecoming of Catalina," is a quarterfi...
08/28/2026

Congratulations to adjunct professor Shelby Hagerdon! Her short screenplay, "The Unbecoming of Catalina," is a quarterfinalist in the Big Break Screenwriting Contest. This is one of the nation’s most competitive screenwriting competitions receiving over 13,000 entries each year. (Only 142 screenplays were accepted in this category.)

08/28/2026

WSC Film is a proud partner of the Iowa Motion Picture Association! All WSC students are eligible for participation in all their events.

Professor Hagerdon is really excited to read both “American Cinematographer” and “Sight and Sound” at the WSC Conn Libra...
08/27/2026

Professor Hagerdon is really excited to read both “American Cinematographer” and “Sight and Sound” at the WSC Conn Library! Be sure to check out the periodicals and the extensive Bob Zahniser Film collection which are great resources for our film majors.

The WSC Film Workshop has grown to a record 40+ students! These filmmakers will be producing 5 new films for spring of 2...
08/27/2026

The WSC Film Workshop has grown to a record 40+ students! These filmmakers will be producing 5 new films for spring of 2027.

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