Two sisters who grew up in the small community of Healy, Alaska, never believed they would be one of three winners in a national Netflix and Adobe film competition that included over 16,000 other entrants.
HEALY, Alaska - Becoming filmmakers was never something that Keara and Keziah Anderson imagined for themselves growing up in the small community of Healy.
It was in college when the interest in filmmaking first popped into the picture, five years ago when Keziah enrolled at the University of Alaska Fairbanks. At first, Keziah said, she began studying filmmaking and cinematography as a minor degree, before switching it to her main focus.Netflix and Adobe film competition, “The Great Untold.”“Keara and I had been talking about doing this one film in Alaska and so, I was like, why don’t we do this? Why don’t we film a trailer for it?” Keziah said.
Keara was selected as one of three winners of the competition, beating over 16,000 applicants. Her sister, Keziah, worked alongside her as her co-creator, focusing on the cinematography and editing. Following the camp, Keara flew back out to Alaska where she began location scouting with her father, gathering a crew and determining costumes. Keziah later joined them to prepare for the big shoot.
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