News & Events

  • Film & Media Studies Culiminating and Senior Show

    Don't miss this screening of culminating Film & Media Studies seniors films, including other independent works. The evening begins at 5 PM in the Hop Garage with the opening of an exhibition by Everest Crawford, followed by a 6:30 reception at the Black Famly Visual Arts Center immediately preceding the screenings at 7 PM.

  • Animation and Cut & Paste Cinema Student Screening

    The students of FS44 Cut & Paste Cinema and FS38 Advanced Animation will present their work at a stunning show Tuesday May 28th at 7PM in the Loew Theater. Screened will be the results of a combination in cut and paste cinema in conjunction with the history of collage via mash-ups, samples, and digital manipulation, as well as hand-drawn animation, digital cut-out animation, rotoscoping, compositing, cameraless, and experimental techniques. Admission free!

  • Filmmaking II to present Final Student Films

    The students of FS32 Filmmaking II will screen their final films on Wednesday, May 29th at 7PM in the Black Family Visual Arts Center's Loew Auditorium.  

    Ranging from elaborately constructed fantasy worlds to unflinchingly realistic depictions of college life, they convey deeply personal perspectives.

    The program includes films by 18 student directors, many of whom have worked together on past projects, providing a foundation of mutual trust allowing them to tackle complex...

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  • Professor Williams' film preservation work highlighted

    Dartmouth News featured Professor Mark Williams Thursday, highlighting his work with the Media Ecology Project (fueled by several NEH grants). “In many cases these are materials that haven’t even been in a position to be forgotten—they weren’t even remembered the first time." Read more about Professor Williams' work in...

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  • Professor Mack's "The Grand Bizarre" screens and is applauded internationally

    Professor Jodie Mack's first feature film, The Grand Bizarre, screened throughout 2108 in venues such as the Vancouver International Film Festival, AFI Fest, Mar del...

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  • Student Documentary Film Screening

    The student documentarians of Film Studies 30 Documentary Videomaking will screen their works on Thursday, March 7th at 7 PM in the Black Family Visual Arts Centers Loew Theater. The show is free and open to the public- don't miss it!

  • FS47 Found Footage Screening

    The students of Film Studies 47: Found Footage will present their final films on Tuesday, March 5th at 7 PM. The screening, free and open to the public, will be held in the Black Family Visual Arts Screening Room, 001.

  • The Envelope Please: Film & Media Studies faculty Oscar picks

    Charlotte Albright of the Dartmouth News spoke to members of the Dept of Film & Media Studies faculty about their favorites this season and the upcoming Academy Awards presentations. Read the article- and their picks- here.

  • Ciné Salon 2019 "Eternity" Program Begins

    The Spring 2019 series ETERNITY will feature many films posted at Kanopy and provide for public screening at the cozy Howe’s Mayer Room:
    WINGS (1927), THE ASCENT (1977), THREE SONGS ABOUT LENIN (1934), and the incredible 10 episode adult French serial THE HOUSE OF MYSTERY (1921-23). Howe Library card holders can watch 8 films a month via Kanopy.  And anyone associated with the Dartmouth College community can stream as many films as they wish via their Dartmouth ID or the public use of...

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  • Prof. Flanagan's Tiltfactor Lab collaborates on interactive social impact project

    Professor Mary Flanagan's Tiltfactor lab worked with Sharyn Potter, executive director of the University of New Hampshire’s Prevention Innovations Research Center and her team from the University of New Hampshire to create interactive games that encourage development of bystander-intervention tools for challenging social situations.

    In this Christian Science Monitor article Mike Domitrz, founder and...

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