Assoc. Professor Desirée Garcia's new video essay is a study of her relationship to the musical film "Meet Me in St. Louis." It appears in a special cluster of video essays for ASAP/Journal.
Join us for the world premiere screening of this short film directed by Film and Media Studies major and Project Greenlight recipient, Sascha Agenor ('25).
The Department of Film & Media Studies is now offering production workshops that are open to all students.
Vice Chairman of Lionsgate Entertainment, Michael Burns, will host an informative talk for Dartmouth students interested in breaking into the film industry.
Sponsored by the Leslie Center for the Humanities, the Department of Film & Media Studies, the Department of Art History, and the Hood museum of Art at Dartmouth College.
Join us on August 15th for a showcase of student films created in our Video Mashups course.
A student from Ukraine interns with the Media Production Group.
Professor Jacqueline Wernimont, Jane Huang '25, and biomedical informatics specialist Carly Bobak show how creative data visualizations can inspire social change.
This summer 2024 film series takes viewers on a journey through the lived experiences of diverse African and French peoples of African descent in and beyond the French Republic.
A video essay by professor Desirée Garcia offers new insights into early American film.
