"Jodie Mack’s films are filled with a vibrant, kinetic energy and an exuberant beauty", writes Edwin Rostrun in the experimental animation blog Edge of Frame. Read the full article......

Professor Bill Phillps, screenwriter of the John Carpenter-directed thriller Christine, attended a reunion in Los Angeles to celebrate the films Bluray release...

Director/Cinematographer Ben Silberfarb will discuss his two latest short films, Quintown and To Build a Fire, on Tuesday October 27th from 4PM to 5:30 in the Black Family Visual Arts Center Digital Lab (rm. 109). Ben will bring in his MoVI camera stabilizer system, which was used extensively on Quintown. Don't miss this opportunity to meet Ben to discuss and ask any questions you have about shooting techniques and the aesthetics involved in filmmaking....

Film & Media Studies Professor Mark Williams will host and interview curator/historian/ filmmaker Bruce Posner as he presents an introduction to his new Blu-ray Masterworks of American Avant-Garde Experimental Film 1920-1970 on October 26th at 7:30 PM in Loew Auditorium....

Jon Satrom is an artist, educator and organizer who likes to problematize old and new media structures, interfaces and conventions. A kludge artist and a creative problem creator, Satrom performs realtime audio/video noise and new-media...

Professor Jodie Mack's films have been presented around the world this year. The screenings have included The New York Film Festival, DINCA Vision Quest (Chicago), Art Toronto, CPH:DOX (Copenhagen), 25FPS Festival (Zagreb, Croatia)...

A professor of Film and Media Studies and comparitive literature , Amy Lawrence came to Dartmouth in 1988. She is the author of several books (most recently, of The Passion of Montgomery Clift) as well as numerous scholarly articles.

Lesley Flanigan is an experimental electronic musician living in New York City. Inspired by the physicality of sound, she builds her own instruments using minimal electronics, microphones and speakers.

VAC Digital Lab presents IMAGES IN MOTION Fall 2015: Guest Presentation/Workshops, Black Family Visual Arts Center, Rm 109, Tuesdays from 4 PM - 5:30 PM. The series begins October 6th with 3D Character Animator Patricia Hannaway (LOTR, Toy Story 2, and more)

In a Huffington Post opinion piece, Dartmouth’s Jeffrey Ruoff writes that Abbas Fahdel's Homeland (Iraq Year Zero) is “the most significant work of art to come out of the Iraq war.”