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Congratulations to Charles Sanderson! 

FAC Senior Charles Sanderson (Voice, Chamber Strings) has been selected as the 2022 Spring Sing Scholarship Winner!

What is the Spring Sing Scholarship?

The Pleasantburg Rotary in partnership with the Greenville Federal Credit Union sponsors a one-time $1,500 scholarship for a graduating senior who plans to be involved in choral music in college and participated in Spring Sing while in elementary or middle school. Applicants selected as semifinalists met with a panel of judges for an in-person interview. The winner of the Spring Sing Scholarship will perform a solo at the 2022 Spring Sing Concert on Monday, March 28, 2022, at Fountain Inn High School.


Congratulations to Morgan Thompson!  


Morgan Thompson, a senior in the FAC Dance studio, has been offered a total of $108,000 in academic and art scholarships to attend the Point Park Conservatory of Performing Arts. Morgan attended the Point Park University summer intensive this past July and has made the most of her opportunity. While she is still auditioning for colleges and has not yet made a decision on where she will attend, we wanted to take an opportunity to congratulate her on receiving this outstanding offer! 


Congratulations to Fine Arts Center 2022-2023 Teacher of the Year: Mr. Steve Watson!

 


Steve has been the Director of Jazz Studies at The Fine Arts Center since 1990. He graduated from Newberry College with a BA in 1974 and The University of Miami (Coral Gables) with a MM in 1977. Steve has performed all over the world. He was a member of The University of Miami Concert Jazz Band that toured Switzerland, Cyprus, Syria, Jordan, Egypt, and Tunisia. From 1978 through 1984, Steve was a member of The Bruce Hornsby Band. After moving to Los Angeles, he became a studio guitarist for television, movies, and records. His credits include Hill Street Blues, Magnum PI, The A-Team, Hunter, Hardcastle and McCormick, Riptide, Murder She Wrote, LA Law, Big Business, Simon and Simon, Quantum Leap, The Young Riders, Sonny Spoon, The Greatest American Hero, Young Guns, Trains, Planes and Autos, Sixteen Candles, Rhinestone, Dragnet, Dr. Detroit, River Rats, Into the Night and The Dolly Parton variety television show. He has also recorded commercials for Coors, Budweiser, 7-11, Acura, Honda and Toyota. Steve was an adjunct professor at The University of Southern California from 1981-1990 and lecturer at The University of Miami from 1977-1978.


Congratulations to FAC Jazz Studies Sophomore, Blake Slaughter

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Blake was chosen as the solo guitarist for the Next Generation Jazz Orchestra. The group performed at the Monterey Jazz Festival on September 25 and 26.

 



FAC film students accepted into the Reedy Reels Film Festival

June 4th - 6th at the S.C. Children’s Theatre:

Angora – Produced by Galen Cunningham and Hailey Roberts, with musical score by FAC music student Isaac Lucas and starring Alex English.

Persona – Produced by Rylee Milz, starring Andrew Cooter, Emily Henninger and Samantha Davis.

Don’t Tell Mother – Produced by Kenelm Winslow

Follow – Produced by Parks Felton

Just Breathe – Produced by Sarah McFeely

Jeremy Camp, a 2010 graduate of the FAC film program also has a film screening in the festival called, “The Mountains We Climb.”

Angora Persona

Don't Tell Follow Just Breathe

 

 


Sarah Blackman, Creative Writing

Sarah's fictional story, "The Little Blue Horses", was recently published in the Virginia Quarterly Review. VQR is a publication of the Center for Media and Citizenship at the University of Virginia and is published quarterly in Charlottesville, Virginia.
Sarah Blackman

 


 

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