Raise the Bar screening planned for June25
Carrie Highman: Named with foundation in planned June25screening.
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Carrie Highman is a documentary filmmaker at Dream Lens Media, where she works as part of a directing duo. The company describes its films as centered on human stories.
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Carrie Highman: Named with foundation in planned June25screening.
TUM identified Carrie Highman as a director of Raise the Bar, scheduled for the Western States training-camp weekend.
TUM identified Highman as a Raise the Bar director and announced the premiere.
TUM credited Hilary Yang and Carrie Highman as co-directors of a HOKA-backed film following Eszter Csillag, Heather Jackson, Fu-Zhao Xiang and Cindy Shepard. A teaser is not a released film.
Event date: 2025 · TUM publication: June 24, 2025
Named with foundation in planned June25screening
Yang, Highman and the Women’s Trail Foundation planned a June25 outdoor screening in Olympic Valley. The announcement does not establish that it took place or imply employer/personal relationships.
SourceNamed as a director
Western States announced its May 23–25 training camp and a HOKA-presented Raise the Bar screening, directed by Hilary Yang and Carrie Highman, with a Q&A hosted by Corrine Malcolm.
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Reported 2026-05-20
TUM identified Carrie Highman as a director of Raise the Bar, scheduled for the Western States training-camp weekend.
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Published article, 2025-06-24T18:54:50.570Z. Public original captured at 2026-10-28T00:38:38.580Z and projected to reviewed article text; no publishing-repository text pin is claimed.
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