the Loyola Scholars Summer Institute, work with the Service Coordinator, or continuing the service work done in CST and CST+ classes from the previous year. BASH Annually, Creighton Prep will host a dinner auction in April referred to as BASH (Building a Scholastic Heritage) as a means to provide financial aid to the student body. This includes live and silent auctions, a student-driven raffle, and dinner predominately staffed by student volunteers. The student-led raffle ticket event alone has constituted in nearly $210,000, providing 21 students with full tuition financial aid. BASH annuals has approximately 650-750 attendees and relies on both donors and advertisers as the means of income. Historically, BASH was first held in 1971 and led by J. Don Ashford and Mrs. John Cleary alongside 20 volunteers. This event earned approximately $25,000 which was then employed to fund the financial aid program at the time. In 2016, it was reported that the net proceeds from BASH resulted in over $800,000, constituting a large percentage of the $1.9 million offer in financial aid to the student body. Film Downsizing In April 2016, filming for the movie Downsizing took place at Creighton Prep. Downsizing is a 2017 American science fiction comedy-drama film directed by Alexander Payne, written by Payne and Jim Taylor and starring Matt Damon, Christoph Waltz, Hong Chau, and Kristen Wiig. This film was the first movie to have been shot in Omaha since 2002's "About Schmidt" and the first film to ever feature Creighton Prep. The film features Matt Damon playing the role of a Creighton Prep alum who, in part of the film, returns to his alma mater during a high school reunion. The choice to film at Creighton Prep was determined by and scheduled 2 weeks prior to shooting by director Alexander Payne, who graduated from Creighton Prep in 1979. Set up began at 3:15 p.m. on April 13, 2016 where scenes were filmed along the west entrance to the school. This included conversion of the interior of the school into crew space and decoration of the exterior of the school at Payne's request to feature a large banner with the Creighton Prep seal. The film project involved work in conjunction with Creighton Prep's Fine Arts Department, whose film department was given opportunity to share projects and ideas with Payne. Furthermore, Damon and Payne both autographed a golf flag that would eventually be auctioned off at