After taking an editing class his sophomore year, he became a film and media studies major instead. Bell works in a variety of media, from collage and sculpture to animation and film. “I try to collage all my different skills into my own sort of aesthetic,” he said...
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Library staffers at Harvard see the potential for using gaming and crowdsourcing to widen access to old, handwritten documents and other challenging materials. “There’s a great future to engaging the public with games that support cultural heritage,” said Professor Flanagan.
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Limiting herself as much as possible to technology available in the silent film era, Furlong strived to make "a film that would fit seamlessly into the canon of Gothic Expressionist films from the days of early cinema." The film will be shown in the BFVAC Loew Theatre at 7PM January 6th
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In the December 21 New York Times blog Motherlode, KJ Dell'Antonia interviews Professor Mary Flanagan about games and whether or not you should trust those on-the-box accolades... Read the full blog here
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"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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