Scorpion of Danger City 2: Thunder Mountain

Student short film premieres at ISAS Fine Arts Festival

Students in the Falcon Quill video class premiered their short film at ISAS on April 12.

Sam Elkind, Luke Walker, Merrick Decker, Henry Harveson, Ned Newton, Santiago Del Pozzo, Lucas Carlile, Natalie Claire Collins, Alex Wilkinson, and Hank Toomey

Ned Newton, Lucas Carlile, and Santiago Del Pozzo
April 17, 2019

The City of Love, Fear, Grief, Comedy, Jazz and Danger. Danger City. Will corruption lead to the thunderous rise of a maniacal villain? Or will justice intervene?

Scorpion of Danger City 2: Thunder Mountain premiered at the 2019 ISAS Fine Arts Festival as the second film by Lucas Carlile, Ned Newton, and Santiago Del Pozzo. Their first film, The Thief, made its debut last year at ISAS. St. Stephens Episcopal School in Austin hosted this year’s festival, which took place April 11-13.

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