Don't miss the Dept of Film & Media Studies OPEN HOUSE Friday September 7th from 1-2 PM. Black Family Visual Arts Center, 2nd Floor!
News & Events
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Professor Mary Flanagan talks about how "she tries to keep the spirit of play alive in the games she creates—no matter how unlikely the theme"- in this article in the Dartmouth News, accompanied by a video essay...
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Read about Zev here!
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Professor Mark Williams' latest book "Rediscovering U.S. Newsfilm: Cinema, Television and the Archive" has been published as part of the American Film Institute Readers series. Co-edited Mark Garret Cooper, Sara Beth Levavy, and Ross Melnick, "this collection brings fresh, contemporary methodologies and analysis to bear on a vast amount of material that has languished in relative obscurity for far too long."
Starting August 22nd 2018, as part of ...
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Professor Jodie Mack's latest film, "The Grand Bizarre", was screened at The Locarno Festival in Switzerland. Read Christopher Small's terrific interview with Professor Mack in Mubi: "Queen Bee: Jodie Mack in Locarno".
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Professor Mary Flanagan's software driven participatory artwork [help me know the truth] won an Award of Distinction at The Prix Ars Electronica digital art competition/festival in Austria. The work (initially supported by funds from The Leslie Center and the Fairchild Chair) will be exhibited and presented with the award...
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Professor Williams presented a talk on "International Cooperation to Study and Preserve Media History: The Media Ecology Project" at the 6th International Education Forum of Shanghai University.
As part of International Courses Week of Shanghai University (June 19-29, 2018) Professor Williams taught a two-week intensive course entitled "How Hollywood Did It: A Brief History of US Film and Media" at Shanghai University. ...
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This years Department of Film & Media Studies FSP program is under way with Professor Jeffrey Ruoff in Edinburgh. On June 19th, Artistic Director of the Edinburgh Film Festival wsa the guest lecturer- read more about it at the Screen Academy Scotland page!
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Professor Jodie Mack's "Glitch Envy: Experimental Films", at New Zealand's Govett-Brewster's Len Lye Centre, "showcase a gleaming body of experimental cinema built around hand-made and stop motion animation with a thrilling prismatic finale." The survey of Professor Mack's work runs from May 12th through July 22nd, and in the words of the gallery, Professor Mack "has been at teh top of our wish list...
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Professor Mary Flanagan will read from Ghost Sentence, a collection of her poems, at the Norwich Bookstore this Wednesday, June 20th at 7 PM. Described by D. Nurkse as "a love letter, an ultimatum, a wildly poetic survival guide to the death throes of the patriarchy, our age of bogus authority, white noise, and disembodied menace." Read more about Professor Flanagan's book in the Valley News