The New England Sikh Study Circle (NESSC) is the oldest Sikh Institution in New England and is based out of Milford, MA. On April 29, 2017, they will be screening four student films at Hopkinton High School in association with Film Neev, a film foundation for kids. Producing these films allowed the students of the New England Khalsa School, aged (8-17), to be creative while expressing the core values and beliefs of Sikhism: one God, gender and race equality, honesty, hard work, and universal community. For months, they have been involved in every step of the process, all the way from writing the screenplay, to actively filming the movies, to making edits and polishing the films for screening. These short films their commitment to teaching others about their faith, in addition to an incredible level of talent for media production.

The students were lucky to have the mentorship and creative guidance of Harbaldeep Singh, a new generation leader in the media industry with an extensive business, technology, and film production background. Harbaldeep received his training from the New York Film 

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