"The trend toward “whiteboard interviews” constitutes a form of hazing, bound to attract only certain personalities and demographics to tech jobs" writes Professor Flanagan (with Mary Hudson) in this piece published in the Concord Monitor...
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The student documentary produced in the spring 2014 FS39: Group Documentary course, Good Vibes and Duct Tape: Stories with Cindy Pierce, is going to be broadcast on Maine Public Broadcasting Network.
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The Media Ecology Project has received an NEH Tier 1 Research and Development Grant from the Office of Preservation and Access to build a Semantic Annotation Tool (SAT). The two-year grant begins Jan 1, 2016, and is also supported by Dartmouth College in myriad ways.
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Professor Ruoff (with co-editor Lydia Papadimitriou) has co-edited the March issue of the New Review of Film and Television Studies. The special issue is devoted to "Film Festivals: Origins and Trajectories", and includes articles by scholars from England, Switzerland, Australia, Japan, China, France, Peru, Turkey, and the U.S.
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There is only a month left to apply to the Summer 2016 Film and Media Studies program in Edinburgh Scotland! The program will run 10th June - 25th August 2016.
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