Film historian Susan Delson will talk about the groundbreaking Soundies—three-minute films made in the 1940s for a short-lived movie jukebox experiment—and one of their most intriguing innovators, director Dudley Murphy.
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Professor Jodie Mack led her "FILM 1 Introduction to Film" class in the creation of a video quilt, re-imagining and re-creating the seminal 1923 film "Ballet Mécanique". Hear from Professor Mack and some of the student filmmakers in this Dartmouth video by Chris Johnson
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Professor Jeffrey Ruoff joins Episode 1 of the new podcast Spectacle: An Unscripted History of Reality TV. The premiere episode centers on the landmark 1973 PBS docuseries An American Family.
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If ever people were longing for entertainment, now is the time. With Valentine's Day approaching, we asked faculty about their favorite romantic films which range from sweet to tragic, and span the globe, several genres, and eight decades.
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On Feb. 16th at 5PM, Professor Mary Flanagan will join panelists Dr. Ian Lane Davis '91 (Rockstar Games), Carolyn Wang '99 (Activision), Marcus Morgan T'19 (Xbox Game Studios) and Jaclyn Kimball '16 (Electronic Arts) to discuss games, their cultural impact and career paths in the field.
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