Welcome Class of 2026! Check out the Film and Media Studies courses that you can take during your freshman year at Dartmouth!
You are all invited to the Student Showcase of FILM 47.01 Video Mashups on 8/18, FILM 1 Introduction to Film + FILM 47.20 Curating and Microcinema on 8/23, FILM 35 Animation + FILM 44.01 Handmade Cinema on 8/24, 7 pm, Loew Auditorium, VAC.
"I am sharing my story of mental illness because I hope it's a tale worth telling. My dad might have been ashamed, but I am not," the associate professor of film and media studies writes in "The Atlantic" of his struggles with depression and suicide.
Twenty-one professors in the Faculty of Arts and Sciences have been promoted and 12 were awarded tenure.
Students help one another as they fine-tune their pilots, features, and short films.
"Pandemic Death Counts Are Numbing. There's Another Way to Process Data" The F&MS Assoc. Professor writes that "Data visceralization goes beyond mortality statistics to help people grieve."
Prof. Williams's presentation "U.S. Archival Moving Images of Africa via The Media Ecology Project" reported on The Media Ecology Project progress in researching and interrogating archival footage about "The Idea of Africa", which is the title of the course he is co-teaching with Prof. Ayo Coly (AAAS, COLT).
The Houston Chronicle writes that "Artificial intelligence is the primary material for all of the works in her first Houston show" about Professor Mary Flanagan's latest exhibition, which runs through July 9, 2022, at Nancy Littlejohn Fine Art, in Houston, TX.
The Journal of e-Media Studies has re-launched on June 1, 2022, with a special issue edited by Hadi Gharabaghi and Bret Vukoder about studies of US Information Agency moving pictures.
The Atlanta native seeks to foster "radical empathy" with a focus on Black women's experience.
