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. ...
[more]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!
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...
[more]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
The graduating majors of the Department of Film and Media Studies will screen their culminating works over the course of two amazing nights at 7 PM in the Loew Theater of the Black Family Visual Arts Center. One June 6th, John Sinclair & Amanda Herz, Eric Iradukunda, Zuff Idries, and Haley Winter will premiere their films; the following night, June 7th, Khaleel Lee, Caroline McKinnis, Lee Morgan, Andi Norman, Marcus Reid and Cameron Smith will premiere theirs. The films cover almost...
[more]The students of FS37 Directing for the Camera will premiere their short films on Wednesday May 30th at 7PM in the Loew Auditorium. Admission Free!
Professor Mary Flanagan, the Sherman Fairchild Distinguished Professor in Digital Humanities, received the Class of 1964 Outstanding Leadership Award for her work as founding director of the Tiltfactor Lab, an interdisciplinary innovation studio that designs and studies games with...
[more]Citing the success of La La Land and The Greatest Showman, Professor Desiree Garcia writes that "A musical resurgence has Hollywood changing its tune" in a new article published on Agence France Presse. Read the full story here
Dartmouth College and the American Archive of Public Broadcasting (AAPB) are pleased to announce a new collaboration in which AAPB’s Online Reading Room of public television and radio programming will now be accessible through the Media Ecology Project (MEP) at Dartmouth.
Through this new Dartmouth-AAPB collaboration, historic public broadcasting programs available in the AAPB Online Reading Room will be accessible through the...
[more]Professor Jodie Mack's No Kill Shelter will be showcased among the works of nine other contemporary artists in an exhibition that celebrates pioneering feminist artist Miram Shapiro at the the Museum of Arts and Design. Entitled Surface/Depth: The Decorative after Miriam Shapiro, the exhibition, which opens today (Thursday March 23rd) is described on the MAD website as well as this...
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