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Ruff Cuts

9 years ago

RUFF CUTS is a monthly opportunity for New School students to exhibit and discuss their media works in progress

Ruff Cuts is managed by a member of the SMS faculty and supported by a team of current students. The sessions are open to any graduate or undergraduate degree student who would like to receive constructive faculty and peer feedback on a film, video, multimedia, or other work in progress, or who would like to participate in the viewings and discussions without entering a project for exhibition.

Media works in any format are welcome (e.g., film, video, audio, website, performance). Six to nine works are showcased at each RUFF CUTS event, time permitting. Media Studies faculty members attend each session and contribute to a dialogue/critique with the students who are sharing their media works in progress.

Website: www.sms-ruffcuts.org

Contact:

Rafael Parra – Assistant Professor of Media Studies

ruffcutsrsvp@gmail.com

Truth Be Told Documentary Festival

9 years ago

This annual three-night event offers public screenings of short films made by students in the School of Media Studies’ graduate certificate program in Documentary Media Studies

Over three evenings, short films are screened for the public. Media Studies faculty members Deirdre Boyle and Deanna Kamiel conduct Q&A sessions with the filmmakers following the screenings each night. These works are the product of a year of intensive study of documentary production, history, and theory.

The Documentary Media Studies certificate is awarded for successful completion of a one-year, full-time, graduate-level program of study, a unique opportunity to study documentary filmmaking in a small, intensive program in New York City, the world’s documentary capital. For more information on the program and its students, faculty and events, visit www.newschool.edu/public-engagement/documentary-media-graduate-certificate.

There is a public reception with the filmmakers and faculty following the first night of screening.

Contact:
Deanna Kamiel – Director of Graduate Certificate in Doc Studies Program and Assistant Professor of Media Studies
KamielD@newschool.edu

Voice Over

9 years ago

Voice-Over is The School of Media Studies’ Annual Script Reading Event

An evening where screenplays written by students’ completing the Screenwriting Certificate are brought to vivid life as select portions are read before an audience of students, peers and invited film industry professionals. Not your ordinary script reading, Voice-Over uses audio and video elements in addition to accomplished actors to bring the writers’ words to cinematic life.

The event provides students with the invaluable experience of both hearing their characters come alive while also offering them the chance to publicly showcase their talent as they venture out into the professional world.

A reception will follow the readings along with the presentation of the Rena Down Memorial Screenwriting Prize.

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Contact:
Melissa Friedling – Assistant Professor of Filmmaking
friedlim@newschool.edu

Engage Media Lab

9 years ago

Website: www.engagemedialab.org

Engage Media Lab at The New School promotes civic engagement through participatory media projects. We are committed to empowering the voices of youth and marginalized communities in New York City. Our Projects inspire critical inquiry into the socio-political issues of the city and cultivate engaged media practitioners. (more…)

Re/Lab

9 years ago

Website: smscommons.newschool.edu/relab

Re/Lab is premised on the idea that students of media think and engage more meaningfully when they deeply understand the material history of their subject, Re/Lab encourages media innovation that is critically and historically informed for a sustainable creative future.