The Film Honors Society will be hosting a "Portfolio Potluck," a filmmaking network event open to all students and staff at the U of A. The event will begin at 6 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 14, at Kimpel Hall in room 209.

The Film Society encourages student writers, actors, videographers and anyone curious to bring a sample of their work (and a dish or snack!) to socialize and potentially start projects with their peers.

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"We can make better art when we work together and collaborate," the club's website reads. "Even beyond projects, connecting with other creatives and having a community is so important." 

Film Honors Society is a new RSO dedicated to increasing filmmaking infrastructure at the U of A. President Brianna Ifland says, "Although we plan to host competitions and workshops in the future, I think the most important thing for student filmmakers is having a team and people to work with. You can only do so much on your own, especially balancing that with classes. If you're a writer who doesn't know anything about cameras, or a photographer who can't write to save their life, what's stopping you from working together to make something cool?"