January 28, 2008: Andrew Napier wrote and directed a short film called Spin Cycle along with fellow filmmaker Michael Anderson. This film has been submitted to the 2008 Wisconsin Film Festival. April 12, 2007: Andrew Napier's film "Keeping the Spirit" was accepted into the Wisconsin Film Festival. Spirit played at the Wisconsin Historical Society on Sunday, April 15 . Part of the Wisconsin's Own series, Spirit was one of 32 films accepted out of 137 submitted. Read more... April 7, 2007: Andrew Napier is featured on the cover of the Madison Post for his film "Keeping the Spirit." Read the article... August 12, 2006: Andrew Napier's documentary, entitled "Keeping the Spirit" was 1 of 25 films playing during the inaugural year of the Door County Student Film Festival this summer. August 6, 2006: The domain names www.MidwestFilms.com and www.VotedKerry.com are both for sale at Sedo.com. Please contact Andrew if you are interested in purchasing one or the other. August 5, 2006: Juneau County Star-Times | Napier's films accepted into film festival! July 9th, 2006: Andrew Napier's documentary, entitled ‘Keeping the Spirit' will be 1 of 25 films playing during the inaugural year of the Door County Student Film Festival this summer. June 29, 2006: Pre-production begins on Napier's next documentary. More information coming soon... June 24, 2006: Juneau County Star-Times | Teacher and Student Honored for Work June 11 , 2006: Andrew Napier presents the "Morphing Slide Show: Class of 2006" at the Mauston High School graduation ceremony. June 1, 2006: Public Premier of "Keeping The Spirit." May 23, 2006: Juneau County Star-Times | Review: "Keeping The Spirit" May 6-9, 2006: Representing Wisconsin, Andrew Napier was honored during four-day celebration of the "Prudential Spirit of Community Award", with tributes from actor Ted Danson and olympic champion Joey Cheek. Read more... May 2, 2006: Andrew Napier is one of 25 students in the nation to receive the History Channel's "Save Our History" National Honor Award. April, 2006: Andrew Napier is selected as the High School State Honoree of Wisconsin for the "Prudential Spirit of Community Award". Napier will receive a $1,000 cash prize and a free trip to Washington D.C. in May where he will be honored along with the other state honorees. Read more... November 23, 2005: Juneau County Star-Times | Kudos to Andrew Napier October 31, 2005: Andrew Napier wins the local "Prudential Spirit of Community Award" for over 250+ hours of community service for the Mauston Panther Spirit Effigy Mound Project. Andrew created and is currently maintaining www.pantherspiritmound.org and producing the 45 minute documentary film entitled "Keeping The Spirit". The film is scheduled to be complete by December of 2005. Andrew will now compete at the state level for "The Prudential Spirit of Community Award". June 11 , 2005: Andrew Napier presents the "Morphing Slide Show: Class of 2005 " at the Mauston High School graduation ceremony. A "morphing" slide show consists of a photo of the student as a infant or child that "morphs" into their senior picture. April 15, 2005: Andrew Napier presents the Mauston High School 2005 Band Trip on DVD. The Band traveled to Washington D.C. and New York City over the week of spring break. Joseph Hoffmann, assistant band director, filmed 7 hours of the trip. Napier Films edited the footage down to a 30 minute band trip film. Also on the DVD there are special features which include: A Trailer, Deleted Scenes, The Carson Daly Show (In which the band appeared on), and the Today Show (In which the band also appeared on). December 21, 2004: Pre-production begins for a documentary on an one thousand year old effigy mound in a small town. The project is called Mauston Panther Spirit Effigy Mound: A thousand years of local history. December 20, 2004: Business name changes from Midwest Films to Napier Films. December 24, 2003: Andrew Napier takes 1st place in People to People Student Ambassador National Visual Contest for a documentary he produced. See testimonial page. |