The Media Ecology Project, spearheaded by professor Mark Williams, was featured in workshops and panels at the Digital Humanites Conference (Krakow and Montreal), The Society for Cinema and Media Studies (Chicago), Visible Evidence (New Delhi and Buenes Aires), and the plenary panel for Women and the Silent Screen (Shanghai).
[more]Film 43.04 –01: Hitchcock in England and America 10A Fall 2017 Professor Paul Young, Department Chair This course examines important Hitchcock films produced in both the UK and the US, with three critical approaches to guide us:
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Professor Mark Williams joined the AAPB in a live Facebook event exploring the history of the Broadcast Newsmagazine on July 6th.
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See the premieres of two films created by seniors Oliva Powell and Joe Fairbanks as part of their culminating experience projects. A War Story and (re)cyclers will be screened in the Loew Audiorium, Black Family Visual Arts Center, on Thursday June 1st at 7PM. Each film will be introduced by the filmmakers, and opportunities for questions and answers will follow the screening.
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Film Studies 37 Directing for the Camera will screen their workWednesday at 7PM in the Black Family Visual Arts Centers' Loew Auditorium. Don't miss this exciting evening of short films!
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