The student filmmakers of Film Studies 31 will premiere their final films Wednesday night, November 14th, at 7 PM in the Black Family Visual Arts Center's Loew Auditorium. Don't miss these compelling student narratives- including 3 films to be screened in their original 16mm format!
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Directed by Dept of Film & Media Studies Professor Samantha Davidson Green, the award-winning Thrasher Road will screen on Thursday, November 8th at 7:30 PM- followed by a Q&A session.
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Don't miss this free public screening of the 2018 Edinburgh Film FSP final videos 7-8pm, Weds., Oct. 17 in Loew in the BFVAC.
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Every night through the month of September, Professor Jodie Mack's Posthaste Perennial Pattern has been featured as part of the Times Square Arts Alliance's wond
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Amanda Herz '18 and her advisor Professor Jeffrey Ruoff were profiled in the issue of Dartmouth's online 3D Magazine.
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Professor Jodie Mack' latest feature-length film The Grand Bizarre premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival on Sept 8th (with addtional screenings on the 9th and 10th). Five years in the making, THE GRAND BIZARRE is a constell
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Professor Jodie Mack, "one of the most imaginative, hardest-working, and all-around best filmmakers in the game, experimental or otherwise" is interviewed in the Fall '18 issue of Cinema Scope.
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Don't miss the Dept of Film & Media Studies OPEN HOUSE Friday September 7th from 1-2 PM. Black Family Visual Arts Center, 2nd Floor!
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Professor Mary Flanagan talks about how "she tries to keep the spirit of play alive in the games she creates—no matter how unlikely the theme"-in a new Dartmouth News article and video
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Professor Mark Williams' latest book "Rediscovering U.S. Newsfilm: Cinema, Television and the Archive" has been published as part of the American Film Institute Readers series.
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