Professor Iyabo Kwayana's fllm "Practice" will be presented as part of the Unorthodocs Shorts series, streaming now through January 28th.
Allie Young '13 will be honored at next week's Social Justice Awards ceremony (1/28 at 7:30 PM ET) for her work as a leader and activist with Protect the Sacred and her work towards increasing authentic representation of Native Americans in film, tv, and mainstream media.
John Bell (Media Studies Lecturer and the Director of the ITC Data Experiences and Visualizations Studio) will join Meredith Steinfels and Jon Ippolito to discuss "lessons learned from the digital gold rush of the turn of the millennium" in this Hood Museum of Art event on Thursday, January 21st at 3:00
Professor Mary Flanagan, Chair of the Department of Film and Media Studies, talks about "How to Find Your Inner Gamer" in the latest issue of Dartmouth Alumni Magazine
Jess Smith, Digital Lab Manager, will be leading a new series of workshops for Winter Term. Workshops are all virtual this term, and there's no need to register unless you'd like to get some practice material or give Jess a heads up that you'll be there!
Professor Desirée Garcia has published her latest book: "The Movie Musical", exploring "how the movie musical mediates between nostalgia and technical innovation, while foregrounding the experiences of women, immigrants and people of color."
Filmmaker Chris Meledandri '81 will share tales about his recent film adaptation of the Dr. Seuss classic, "The Grinch Who Stole Christmas"- joining many other featured alumni for a holiday celebration on Thursday, December 17th at 8PM.
For decades Margaret Parsons (head of The National Gallery of Art film program) will discuss the encroaching digital revolution as well as her personal obsessions to support historic preservations and to collect outsider art at 7PM on December 14th
Video producer Alex Stockton '15, a Film & Media Studies major, has co-produced and edited a powerful 5-minute NYTimes Op-Doc featuring Alexi Pappas '12. Pappas, a filmmaker/actress/athlete, describes her experience with depression in the world of professional athletics.
Thursday December 10th at 6:30 PM join Professor Paul Young and his students as they present their final projects in a live Zoom event!
