Imogene Hughes Scholarship

Santa Fe Film Institute is proud to present the Imogene Hughes Scholarship in partnership with the Hughes Family and Bonanza Creek Ranch.

 

How to Apply 

Application is Now Closed

Finalists will be contacted and required to attend a Zoom Interview.

Requirements

  • Must be accepted to, or enrolled in a College in New Mexico.

  • Obtaining a major, minor in film studies or interest/experience in film that can be demonstrated(screenplay, finished film, or film in pre/post production) 

  • Have a student ID, class schedule, or other verification of your film studies.

  • Two letters of recommendation from a teacher, academic advisor, or work supervisor



About the Imogene Hughes Scholarship

Santa Fe Film Institute is proud to present the Imogene Hughes Scholarship in partnership with the Hughes Family and Bonanza Creek Ranch.

Imogene Hughes created Bonanza Creek Film Locations, hosting major motion pictures and known as "The First Lady of New Mexico Film". She tirelessly championed the film industry with state legislators to produce New Mexico's economic incentives thus opening doors for more motion picture business to be produced in the state. Imogene's legacy touched many lives from near and far while finding much joy during her years working with filmmakers, both established and novice, various recording artists, and local church leaders both in Santa Fe and Albuquerque. Imogene had a heart for the young and upcoming film students and as a result a scholarship fund has been set up in her honor.

If you would like to donate to SFFI’s Imogene Hughes College Scholarship program, please either:

OR

  • Write a check with “Imogene Hughes” in the memo to the Santa Fe Film Institute, 418 Montezuma Ave. Suite 21, Santa Fe, NM 87501. 

 
 
 
  • Jordan Martin, Institute of American Indian Arts

    Ryan Beane, University of New Mexico

    Charine Gonzales, Institute of American Indian Arts

  • Bell Edmo, Institute of American Indian Arts

    Benny Apodaca, University of New Mexico

2022 Imogene Hughes Scholarship Awardees, Isabella Edmo and Benny Apodaca