Two Dozen Duke Students Selected as Full Frame Fellows

Twenty-four undergraduates from a wide range of majors at Duke will serve as fellows at the 26^th annual Full Frame Documentary Film Festival, which takes place from Thursday, April 4 through Sunday, April 7 in downtown Durham.

The Full Frame Fellows Program is aimed at educating, motivating and nurturing students. Along with screening films, fellows have the opportunity to network with filmmakers and seek advice that can apply to their own careers.

These students will receive tickets to the opening night film and party, selected film screenings and the awards barbecue, as well as two exclusive lunch sessions and Last Minute Line access to additional screenings.

2024 Duke Full Frame Fellows

• Ellie Armstrong ’26
• Dominique Barrett ’26
• Clementine Biddle ’24
• Anna Brown ’26
• Phoenix Chapital ’27
• Selena Collins ’26
• Aryan Donikena ’26
• Hana Hgo ’25
• Letar Jia ’26
• Nicole Sarah Kagan ’24
• Karianna Klassen ’25
• Tianhui Liao ’25
• Xiao Theng Liew ’25
• Lucas Lin ’27
• Changzhe (Cheery) Liu ’25
• Elif Ezgi Ozturk ’27
• Kulsoom Rizavi ’25     
• Lingyi Shen ’25
• Lumina Tagliaferri ’27
• Harriet Throsby ’25
• Charlie Veronee ’24
• Lan Wei ’25
• Heejae Yun ’25
• Emily Zhao ’24

About the Festival

A program of the Center for Documentary Studies, the Full Frame Documentary Film Festival is one of the world’s premiere showcases for nonfiction cinema. Renowned for its film curation, support for artists and vibrant atmosphere, Full Frame draws an international mix of attendees to Durham every spring. Over four days, the Academy Award®–qualifying festival screens films, hosts panels and parties, and fosters community among filmmakers, industry professionals and audience members.

This year’s festival includes 50 titles, including 35 documentary features and 15 short films, from 22 countries. Passes and tickets are available at fullframefest.org/attend/passes-tickets. Learn more about this event.