The article "What's Happened to Chorus Girls?": Domesticity and the Postwar Backstage Musical, examines an unidentified cycle of popular films in the postwar era: the domestic-themed backstage musical.
One of TIME magazine's most influential people of 2021 shares her student experience.
An advocate for the homeless, Gannon will pursue graduate study in the U.K.
The staff’s teamwork and shared sense of mission is well appreciated, Hanlon says.
Amy Lawrence and her sister Terry have posted their newest animated film Thank You, Mr. Sondheim. She wrote "A loving tribute in puppet animation to the works of Stephen Sondheim, including 18 musicals in 4 minutes and extended credits."
You are invited to the final, free, public screening of films from fall 2021 FILM 44.07! Tue., Nov. 16, 7—8:30 pm, Loew Auditorium, Black Family Visual Arts Center. Screening: 45 minutes, followed by a Q&A with the student filmmakers
You are invited to the final, free, public screening of documentaries from fall 2021 FILM 30! Thurs., Nov. 11, 7—8:30 pm, Loew Auditorium, Black Family Visual Arts Center. Screening: 45 minutes, followed by a Q&A with the student filmmakers
Mary Flanagan shows how games can be collaborative through giant Atari 2600 joystick.
The F&MS Department is offering exciting courses in W22, Digital Arts and Culture (FILM 3), Filmmaking I (FILM 31), American Silent Film Comedy (First-Year Seminar), Television and New Media (FILM 46.07), Social Justice and Computing (FILM 48.04) and more! Read this article for the information about each one.
"Curating and Microcinema" provides an introduction to the practice of curating film and video work in various exhibition contexts including film festivals, moving-image installations, independent microcinemas, and as a form of public pedagogy. These are the students' final curatorial projects, of their own design.
