About the Short Film

Their Future Is In Her Hands.

When Westside High faces the upcoming high-stakes Rock Paper Scissors Championship—and critical program cuts if they lose—it’s up to Zelda, an impossibly shy watergirl, to save their entire school…if she can somehow conquer her own self-doubt first.

Event Details & Tickets

Join us on Sunday, July 20 at 1:00pm at the Waldron Firebay for our second Community Preview Screening of Rock, Paper, Destiny. You won’t want to miss this exclusive chance to see Constellation’s Film Department’s largest production yet!

Be sure to reserve your tickets by June 6! Tickets are FREE but require a reservation.

About Project Constellation

Project Constellation pairs professional filmmakers with Bloomington area students, actors, and crew to create a high-level short film that’s screened in Bloomington and submitted to film festivals nationwide. Formerly a statewide competition, Constellation was thrilled to bring this educational opportunity home to Bloomington for the 24/25 Season. This is Constellation Stage & Screen’s first large-scale film project, and the magic all happened right here in Btown! 

An incredible 46 local actors, 185 extras, and 28 crew members gave their time and talent to bring Rock, Paper, Destiny to life. The principal cast features Bloomington South student Emma Kehr and IU senior Josh Ingle Jr., alongside Rebekka Johnson (GLOW, The Baby-Sitters Club, Sex Lives Of College Girls), Jason Rogel (CROSS, Raven’s Home, The Mistle-Tones), and Greg Santos (CBS Showcase 2024, The Baxters, Somewhere in Between). The film was shot in various locations across South Central Indiana, including Bloomington North High School and Edgewood High School.

After the Community Screening, Rock, Paper, Destiny will be heading to the film festival circuit! An official premiere will be held at one of the film festivals at a later date. Follow @rockpaperdestiny on Instagram and TikTok for updates regarding premieres and festival involvement.