Six Miami Dade College Students Awarded By NATAS

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PHOTO COURTESY OF NATIONAL ACADEMY OF TELEVISION ARTS AND SCIENCES

Six Miami Dade College students were awarded best audio/sound and director by The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences for their student silent film Never Too Late. Winners were announced on Sept. 12.

Daniel Betancourt, Joanne Casimir, Michelle Perez, Luis Muñoz, Matthew Sosa and Acey Ace were awarded a NATAS certificate and a crystal pillar.

The NATAS is an organization dedicated to the advancement and promotion of the arts and sciences within the television industry. The foundation offers educational programs for student journalists, as well as scholarships and publications.

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