A Seed & Spark campaign was launched by Gerri Weinberger, current Media Management student who will be graduating in December 2019 and Susanna Stahlmann for Borderline Coffee, a short film geared towards ending the stigma around Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD). The film follows a woman, Miranda, who is glued
Dasha Kova, Media Studies + Media Management Certificate ’17 and Media Studies Student Service Award Winner ’17, was recently featured in Bushwick Daily for the work she’s doing that is aimed at changing mainstream media. She also had the opportunity to produce a music video for Salt Cathedral. During the production,
Tubi chief content officer Adam Lewinson, Awesomeness TV co-head Shelley Zimmerman, media investors Jeff Berman and Raina Kumra and “Sorry to Bother You” producer Nina Yang Bongiovi are joining TheWrap’s Grill conference on June 5 at The London West Hollywood. Now in its 10th year, the digital-first news site TheWrap is bringing a
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TOO LATE TO DIE YOUNG A film by Dominga Sotomayor Winner, Leopard Award for Best Director — Locarno Film Festival A New York Film Festival Official Selection The year 1990 was when Chile transitioned to democracy, but all of that seems a world away
Let us help you plan a unique New York City experience whether it be this month or next season. Explore the Museum’s roster of exhibitions and check out the private tours. Book a Tour Exhibitions Opening in June Thursday, June 6, Opening Day The Voice
The New School Archives Department is Hiring The New School Archives and Special Collections seeks a graduate student to assist archivists with routine tasks. Candidate will work under the supervision of archivists, processing digital and analog materials using archival standards and procedures. The student assistant
GREG MANIA, Media Studies ’16, was recently featured on an episode of Personal Disclosures as Mayor Pete. Personal Disclosures is a podcast based on sharing stories.
The New School Collaboratory is excited to announce the Centennial Symposium to celebrate and share critical reflections with peers across disciplines on 100 years of scholar activism and public engagement. The event will be co-curated, facilitated and attended by faculty, students, staff and community partners from
The BDC Films Fellowship Program invites traditionally underrepresented documentary filmmakers to participate in a free year-long documentary filmmaking fellowship at the BDC. Participants are provided with: Workshops with established documentary filmmakers Professional development courses Professional filmmaking equipment Production and post-production space Co-working space Mentorship from
Astrid & Miyu SoHo Pop Up (June 5th-16th) Astrid & Miyu needs a videographer to come to their pop up during 2-3 of the busier days (preferably weekend) to make a 90 second IGTV reel to use for recapping pop up and promoting future events
PEN/Heim Translation Fund Grant ($2,000-4,000) Submissions open April 1—June 1, 2019 The PEN/Heim Translation Fund provides grants to support the translation of book-length works of fiction, creative nonfiction, poetry, or drama that have not previously appeared in English in print or have appeared only in
EVENTS & OPPORTUNITIES THIS WEEK Please join the Center for the Humanities for an exciting week of events which are free and open to the public at the Graduate Center, CUNY. We are also currently circulating our Call for CUNY Faculty Applications to participate in the Seminar on Public Engagement and
Call for CUNY Faculty Applications: Seminar on Public Engagement and Collaborative Research Deadline to Apply: Mon, Sep 30, 2019. We are currently seeking 6 full-time CUNY Faculty Coleaders to participate in the Seminar on Public Engagement and Collaborative Research at the CUNY Graduate Center,
Lynne Sachs and Lizzie Olesker’s recent documentary The Washing Society, which investigates the obscured labor within NYC’s laundromats, will be screening next week Monday 5/20 @ 7pm The Washing Society Next Week! Mon 5/20 7pm, DCTV | $8 When you drop off a bag of dirty laundry, who’s
TONIGHT! Artist Talk: Paul Villinski May 15, 6:30 pm $15 general $10 members and students Celebrated sculptor Paul Villinski will speak with curator Lisa Freiman about his three decades of transforming discarded materials into environmentally aware conceptual projects and large-scale installations. Villinski will also sign
Upcoming Events Conference May 15-16 Arte y Cultura: Revitalizing the Cultural Heritage of Indigenous Peoples The goal of this year’s annual conference is to promote a conversation between those in NYC and Mexico engaged in efforts to revitalize indigenous languages. It will further provide an
The Media Studies Film Office is accepting applications for Fall 2019. Click the application form below for more information and to submit your application: https://forms.gle/D64q1kyGGBQ4ZuQS9
THE WANDERING SOAP OPERA A film by Raúl Ruiz & Valeria Sarmiento (La telenovela errante, Chile, 1990/2017, 80 min. In Spanish with English subtitles, ) NEW YORK THEATRICAL PREMIERE RUN! Raúl Ruiz passed away in 2011, but it should come as little surprise that a
Media Studies Alumni Yun Xiao is seeking a videographer with equipment (DSLR, Tripod) who can shoot corporate videos and branded content. Ideally, this person can edit as well. Yun is also looking for a 2nd shooter at a corporate event on 6/14 from 11:00am – 1:00pm.
Join ATA in raising a hand for Teaching Artistry! Celebrate innovation and excellence in the field-DJ, drinks, food, raffle prizes and more! Distinguished Service to the Field Award: Dale Davis, ATA founder and out-going Executive Director Innovation in Teaching Artistry Award: Ali Santana Teaching Artist
Professor Warner’s Media Sales and Sales Management Class Visits Google Professor Charles Warner’s Media Sales and Sales Management class, that meets on Tuesday evenings, visited the offices of Google in New York on Tuesday, April 23. Abby Jones, the sales lead for Google’s specialty retail vertical,
This week in New York, catch up with masters of Latin American cinema at two of the city’s most iconic arthouse and independent film theaters. As part of their ‘Trilogies Festival,’ Film Forum will be screening back-to-back, and twice through, three of Lucrecia Martel’s most iconic films: La Ciénaga (2001), hailed as
Our FINAL Deadline for screenplay, teleplay, and stage play submissions is this Wednesday, May 15! And now, we’re offering a discount code for YOU! Professors and instructors can use the code 19SCHOOL to take $10 off of a script submission. Students can save $10 off screenplay entries by submitting directly through www.austinfilmfestival.com and using the promo code 19STUDENT.
POETICS AND POLITICS 4: AGAINST STORY UC SANTA CRUZ, May 16-19, 2019 KEYNOTE SPEAKERS: KIRSTEN JOHNSON & LANA LIN & FEATURING BEYOND STORY, A COMMUNITY-BASED MANIFESTO BY ALEXANDRA JUHASZ AND ALISA LEBOW Poetics and Politics of Documentary is a practice-led research symposium exploring the interconnections between art and knowledge
PRO-TV’s Summer Media Fellowship is the next program session taking place from July 8 – August 2. Refer to job responsibilities and qualifications listed below: Job Responsibilities PRO-TV supports our students artistic achievements as well as their personal development and individual growth. In order to
Asaro, P. (2019) “AI Ethics in Predictive Policing: From Models of Threat to an Ethics of Care,” IEEE Technology & Society Magazine, (forthcoming). Asaro, P. (2019) “Algorithms of Violence: Critical Social Perspectives on Autonomous Weapons,” Special Issue on Algorithms, Social Research, (forthcoming). Asaro, P. (2019) “What is
David Lieberman has recent analysis/critique of CEO compensation at major media companies ran this week in Variety’s annual Money issue. It’s available online here
Join the upcoming screening of Latinx Artist Collective first short film, SABOR DE SAUDADE The film will be screened on Thursday May 16th, 7:00pm at Tisch School of the Arts, 3rd Floor Studio Theatre. Latinx Artist Collective is a new media organization founded in
Become the Next Fellow! The Center for Communication annually awards the Carole Cooper and Richard Leibner Journalism Fellowship to a New York area female college junior, senior, or graduate student. The Fellow will receive a generous stipend up to $5000 while interning at the Center for Communication during the