The best way to become a filmmaker is to get out a camera, and whatever else you have, and tell a story.
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Connor McFarlane is a filmmaker, artist, and musician. Making films since he could hold a camera, McFarlane produced and theatrically debuted his first feature film SWERV when he was in high school. He won the best film award in his category in the 2022 Tri-Cities annual Film Festival for his documentary “The Uptown," and three regional student Emmy awards, and was nominated for national Emmy awards for several short films he produced in high school and college. In 2025 he produced his second feature film, "THRIFTERS" keeping some of the cast from SWERV involved, while welcoming newcomers to the ensemble as well.
Official Selection
Chaps-Away
Midwest Sci-Fi Film Festival
2022
Best Short Form Fiction Nominee
Chaps-Away
NATAS Student Production Awards
Northwest Chapter
2022
Best Long Form Non-Fiction Nominee
The Uptown
NATAS Student Production Awards
Northwest Chapter
2022
Finalist
Compulsion
Central Film Festival
Springfield, Missouri
2022
Best Director Nomination
Compulsion
Twin Peaks Film Festival
Rexburg
2022
Best Short Form Fiction Nominee
Compulsion
NATAS Student Production Awards
Northwest Chapter
Official Selection
Compulsion
All American High School Film Festival
New York
College
BYU Idaho
General
2021Present
High School
Hanford High School
Broadcasting, Film, Theater
20172021
Birth Date
November 8, 2002
Nickname
Connor
Hometown
Richland WA
Height
5 foot 9 inches
Gender
Male
Ethnicity
Italian/Irish American
Eye Color
Brown
Zodiac Sign
Scorpio
The best way to become a filmmaker is to get out a camera, and whatever else you have, and tell a story.
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