Huntington University Arizona once again made their presence known in the Rocky Mountain Southwest Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Student Production Award nominees list for 2022.

With 17 nominations, HU Arizona’s nominees are hoping for a strong showing at the awards ceremony, Oct. 1, according to a news release.

Additionally, two freshmen at HU Arizona received nominations in the high school category. Brandon Zukas and Ian Allen attended high schools in the Peoria Unified School District.

Students weren’t the only ones to receive nominations this fall.

Phil Wilson, digital media arts program director at Huntington University Arizona, also received two professional Emmy nominations, one for his work as director and the other for his skills in lighting.

Student Production Award nominations connected to HU Arizona are as follows:

COLLEGE NON-FICTION SHORT FORM

Becoming
Jose Sifuentes, director

Snapshot
Xander Martin, director

COLLEGE MUSIC VIDEO

What Would You Do?
Tommy Pascale, director
Cheyanne Glazier, producer/editor
Chloe Cosette, producer/director of photography

COLLEGE FICTION LONG FORM

Upside Down
Mathew Molyneux, writer
Anika Sorum, writer/editor

Blagodarnyy
Alex Kennedy, producer/editor

Speechless
Tatyana Keller, director

COLLEGE ANIMATION/GRAPHICS/SPECIAL EFFECTS

Heart Broke
Shanon Mcneil, director

Waves of Emotion
Sabrina Hirsch, producer

COLLEGE AUDIO/SOUND

Upside Down
Anika Sorum, director

Blagodarnyy
Alex Kennedy, director

COLLEGE EDITOR

Oblivion
Cheyanne Glazier, editor

Upside Down
Mathew Molyneux, editor

COLLEGE PHOTOGRAPHER

Blagodarnyy
Alex Kennedy, cinematographer

Upside Down
Mathew "Smallz" Molyneux, cinematographer

Oblivion
Chloe Cosette, cinematographer

HIGH SCHOOL ANIMATION/GRAPHICS/SPECIAL EFFECTS

Liberty High School Ian Allen Lightsaber Dual
Liberty High School PSBN
Ian Allen, editor/director/producer

HIGH SCHOOL VIDEO ESSAY
Daktronics Dream Come True
Peoria Unified School District
Brandon Zukas, producer/editor

Huntington University Arizona opened in 2016, welcoming students seeking a degree in digital media arts. Since that time, students have created regionally and nationally awarded work, including ADDY awards, BEA Best of Fest awards, and Emmy Student Production Awards.

The 30,000-square-foot building houses bachelor’s degree programs in animation, film production, broadcast media, and graphic design. The facility features film and TV studios, high-end computer classroom/labs, private editing suites, a state-of-the-art TV control room, a Foley pit, a host of EFP and cinema cameras, and lighting gear for student production work.