Nashville Film Festival
Andrea Bourke is an accomplished engineer with extensive experience in mechanical design and development within prominent companies. Currently serving as an Advanced Lead Engineer at GE Aerospace since March 2020, Andrea has previously held the role of Mechanical Design Engineer at ABB, focusing on Electrification Products, and worked at GE on various electrical distribution products. Andrea is a proud graduate of the Edison Engineering Development Program at GE, enhancing skills through diverse product development rotations and leadership training. Educational qualifications include a Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Georgia Institute of Technology and a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering/Architectural Engineering from Worcester Polytechnic Institute, where Andrea also contributed as a Washburn Shops PLA and Sustainability Coordinator.
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Nashville Film Festival
The Nashville Film Festival (NashFilm) is a globally recognized festival that presents the best in world cinema, American independent films and documentaries by veteran masters, up-and-coming directors, and first-time filmmakers. With Academy Award® qualifying status, the Nashville Film Festival is one of the fastest-growing festivals in the U.S. and has screened many critically-acclaimed Oscar® winning films. Founded in 1969, NashFilm was originally known as the Sinking Creek Film Celebration. Nearly 20 years later it was renamed as the Nashville Independent Film Festival and, later, the Nashville Film Festival in 2003. It was voted one of “25 film festivals worth the entry fee” by MovieMaker Magazine and highlighted as One of the Best Film Festival Prizes by Film Festival Today.