Robin Blaetz, Emily Dickinson Professor of Film Studies at Mount Holyoke College, will present several vintage found footage films by the American collage artist Joseph Cornell on Monday April 5th at 7 PM

Professor Mark Williams joined colleagues for an outstanding roundtable discussion at the annual Society for Cinema and Media Studies Conference, held this past weekend

In a new partnership, Prof. Flanagan's Tiltfactor will work with the NAS's LabX to develop a science-themed tabletop game to generate interest and enthusiasm about STEMM topics through a variety of creative strategies.

All undergraduate students are invited to submit original screenplays to participate in this annual award. The winners will receive cash prizes. Deadline on Sunday, April 11, 2021.

The students of the FILM 31 Collaboratory present a student curated showcase of their short films in an online screening Monday, March 15th at 6PM. All are invited to attend!

The students of FILM 44.09 Cinematography I Collaboratory will present a showcase of their work and participate in an online discussion Tuesday March 16th at 5 PM. All are welcome this virtual screening!

The students of "FILM 44.06 Storytelling in the Digital Age" invite you to a presentation of innovative concepts Wednesday, March 10th from 6-7 PM

On Monday March 8th at 7PM Tosh Berman will approach his father's art, the "father of assemblage art" Beat Generation icon Wallace Berman, with a deep-dive into the experimental collage film Aleph (1958-1976), a meditation on life, death, mysticism, politics and pop culture.

A Virtual Workshop Conference organized by Prof. Mark J. Williams and Prof. Han Sang Kim (Ajou University) will be held from March 11 to 12, 2021. Sponsored by National Research Foundation of Korea, "South Korea - U.S. Cooperation Program in Humanities".

Alex Stockton '15's new short film for the New York Times helps us experience first-hand what caring for the most serious Covid patients looks like, one year into the pandemic.