Locally-filmed vampire production
showing this weekend
May 26, 2016
by Mary Fioravanti

Don’t miss the second showing of What We Do in the Shadows! It is Saturday, May 28 at 6:00 p.m. in Becker Auditorium at Bonners Ferry High School. Tickets are sold at the door at $2 for students and $3 for adults.

This is a comical movie about the life of a vampire family. This remaking of the movie is assured to be completely family-friendly and I recommend seeing this hysterical film. It gathered some great feedback from the audiences who have seen it before.



This production is put on by the newly formed Bonners Ferry High School Film Club! What We Do in the Shadows was their first major project, and they are looking for community support in their second showing at the high school. Remarkably, they had to film the movie without any funding due to their newly formed status.

In the future, the Bonners Ferry Film Club would like to expand its horizons to a plethora of video media and reach the whole town with their productions. Next year the Film Club will be advocating to gather an adequate amount of funding to purchase good-quality cameras and filming equipment.

Since the club is relatively new and was created by a group of passionate seniors wanting to make their contribution to the high school, the club might be struggling to gain its footing again next year without them. The club just recently elected new officers for next year, who again will all be seniors when school starts again. Nevertheless, the team is determined to fight for the success of the club. The club was passed on from President and Founder Kayliana Simmons to 2016/2017 President Amy Holman. The crew is excited to start working with each other on making revolutionary films, skits, music videos, or any other type of performance that involves acting.