Mark Williams has announced that the Media Ecology Project was awarded the News Challenge Prototype grant by the Knight Foundation. Read more about the grant details (shared with the Visual Learning Group at Dartmouth) at the...
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Professor Mark Williams' essay “Networking Moving Image History: Archives, Scholars, and the Media Ecology Project” has been published in The Arclight Guidebook to Media History and The Digital Humanities (available for download here).
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At the Arts Awards at Dartmouth Ceremony (held May 31st at The Moore Theater), the Department of Film & Media Studies bestowed awards on the following students: Marquis Austin '16, Andrew Kingsley '16, and Lauren Peterson '16 shared the Maurice H. Rapf '35 Award for outstanding achievement in Film and Media Studies; Elizabeth (Lizzy) Rogers '16 was awarded the James Joseph Kaplan Filmmaker of the Year Award; and the winners of the Alexander Laing Memorial Writing Award for the Best...
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The students participating in Film & Media Studies' Edinburgh FSP are ready to begin an exciting summer term!
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Throughout the summer term, the BVAC Digital Lab will be offering introductory software workshops in Photoshop, Illustrator, Premiere, After Effects, and many more. Register at [email protected]
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Professor Jodie Macks' film Something Between Us has added to its list of upcoming international screenings! The film will be presented at S8 in ACoruña, Spain; Film Madrid in Madrid Spain;...
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“Alexi tries to be open and talk honestly with people,” said Teicher (in a New York Times article), who met Pappas at Dartmouth when...
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Professor Mack was also featured in a Valley News story by Nicola Smith. "“I think about time on such a microscopic level. I think of time as 24 frames a second. I feel everyone is very conscious of their time and how little of it they have,” Professor Mack comments- read the Valley News article here.
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Professor Jodie make was awarded a LEF Foundation Production Grant for her film The Pleasure of the Textile (working title, still in production). She describes her film as "A kinetic journey through the graphic motifs of textiles pairs figure and landscape to explore the technological development of fabric production and...
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The filmmakers of FS32 will present their work in the Loew Theater at 7PM on Thursday, June 2nd in the Black Family Visual Arts Center. Admission is free.