Filmmaker Chris Meledandri '81 will share tales about his recent film adaptation of the Dr. Seuss classic, "The Grinch Who Stole Christmas"- joining many other featured alumni for a holiday celebration on Thursday, December 17th at 8PM.
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For decades Margaret Parsons (head of The National Gallery of Art film program) will discuss the encroaching digital revolution as well as her personal obsessions to support historic preservations and to collect outsider art at 7PM on December 14th
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Video producer Alex Stockton '15, a Film & Media Studies major, has co-produced and edited a powerful 5-minute NYTimes Op-Doc featuring Alexi Pappas '12. Pappas, a filmmaker/actress/athlete, describes her experience with depression in the world of professional athletics.
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Thursday December 10th at 6:30 PM join Professor Paul Young and his students as they present their final projects in a live Zoom event! The assignment: To complete the fall term, students created a four page comic and an artist statement. The four page comic portion investigates a concept covered in the course, to further demonstrate, rethink, or thoughtfully challenge the concept as it relates to comics and films.
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Professor Bill Phillips '71 was elected an alumni member of the Phi Beta Kappa Society on November 17th. "This College is and should be dedicated first and foremost to the life of the mind," Chapter President Washburn said. "Phi Beta Kappa is a most tangible recognition that all of you join us in this commitment."
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