Media Studies faculty member Nitin Sanwhey’s film Flying Paper was launched on iTunes on August 18th. Special thanks to our U.K. based distributor Journeyman Pictures. More info here: https://itunes.apple.com/us/movie/flying-paper/id1020568100
RESEARCH INTERN SPOTS AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY Ark Media produces historical, cultural and public affairs documentaries. Founded in 1997 by Barak Goodman and Rachel Dretzin, Ark has produced dozens of hours for FRONTLINE, American Experience as well as the genealogy series with Dr. Henry Louis Gates Jr.,
RE/LAB is an educational initiative project, premised on the idea that students of media think and engage more creatively when they deeply understand the material history of their subject. RE/LAB encourages media innovation that is critically and historically informed. Assistant will organize 3 -5 workshops
The Director of Undergraduate Programs in Media Studies oversees the curriculum, faculty, students and daily operation of the undergraduate media studies program delivered through the Bachelor’s Program for Adult and Transfer Students (BPATS) in SPE. Approximately 50 courses in Film and Media Studies, Production, Business,
Student will support faculty’s ongoing research projects and academic tasks associated with course work and development. Assistant should have deep interest in history of cinema and artisanal film practices and possess strong interpersonal and organizational skills for making and maintaining contacts and good communication with community partners.
After its 2015 theatrical run, Vladan Nikolic’s film ALLURE is now out on video-on-demand – from iTunes to various cable pay-per-view channels: Allure on iTunes Allure on GooglePlay http://gowatchit.com/movies/allure-294726 as well as direct download: http://allurethefilm.com/
SankyNet creates innovative and effective online fundraising campaigns for nonprofits, and helps nonprofit organizations build a digital presence. We are based in Midtown, New York City. We are looking for a detail-driven, digitally savvy individual with strong multi-tasking skills to join our team as a
2016 Neil Postman Graduate Conference | New York University Boundary Conditions Conference Date: February 12, 2016 CFP Deadline: October 10, 2015 Keynote: Achille Mbembe Through their interrogation of boundaries, theorists of the postcolony, of affect, and of digital media have discovered conditions governing selection,
MTV and Look Different are looking for emerging filmmakers to create groundbreaking video project for the campaign that would bring a creative new outlook to the subject of privilege as it relates to the filmmaker in today’s world. Possible subjects could include racial, gender and
Research Assistant position available for a graduate student in Parsons or Media Studies. Applicants must be students at the New School through 2015-16. Appointment will be for two semesters (Fall and Spring) for 9.5 hours a week for 30 weeks for a total amount of
1) Research Assistant position available for a graduate student in Media Studies. Applicants must be students at the New School through 2015-16. Appointment will be for the Fall semester for 8 hours a week for 15 weeks for a total amount of $2000. Qualifications: A
Shannon Mattern is seeking a course assistant for her fall “Maps as Media” graduate studio. The assistant will aid with in-class labs and provide technical and creative advice on students’ projects. The ideal candidate will have experience with, or the ability to quickly learn about, a
Visible Evidence XXII is very pleased to be able to livestream three key events of our conference. So for all of you who could not make it to Toronto you will be able to get a taste of what is gearing up to be a
DIRECTING WORKSHOP This 2-day extensive directing workshop explores visual storytelling with dynamic camera movement and skillful actor blocking. Through intensive hands-on exercises, participants will learn to visualize the scene, work with actors, strategize with camera and storyboard, and evoke the essence of the script: DRAMA! When:
INTERNSHIP OPENING: Public Programs/Margaret Mead Film Festival Internship at the American Museum of Natural History The Public Programs division of the museum organizes lectures, workshops, festivals and film screenings related to the museum’s temporary and permanent exhibits. Interns will also have the opportunity to work on projects
Job Opportunity: Teaching Assistant for Living Collections: Memory – SMS Production Studio, Fall 2015 A teaching assistantship is available for a new production studio course being offered by Prof. Nitin Sawhney in the School of Media Studies. The course “Living Collections: Memory” (CRN 6835) examines how
The School of Media Studies’ Associate Professor Deirdre Boyle will be busy at the upcoming Visible Evidence conference in Toronto this week (August 19-22). Visible Evidence is an annual movable event that draws together international scholars, critics, programmers, and filmmakers for discussion and debate about
One Caribbean Television Seeks Interns One Caribbean Television is a U.S.-based television network providing news, weather, business, lifestyle and entertainment programming about and for the Caribbean. The network is currently seen throughout the Caribbean and is now launching a campaign to increase its distribution in the
72U is a creative residency exploring the intersection of art, technology and culture. 72U is great for recent MFA grads transitioning into the creative industry or for people that have been out of school for a couple years and are looking to pivot their careers.
Job Opportunity: Research Assistant for Design of Digital Collection Platform – School of Media Studies, Fall 2015 Prof. Nitin Sawhney in the School of Media Studies is seeking a technically savvy research assistant with background and interests in online digital collection platforms, web design and
Rhizome.org featured an interview with Christiane Paul: “Collectible After All: Christiane Paul on net art at the Whitney Museum”. See full interview here.
Media Studies Associate Dean, Christiane Paul presents and moderates panels at ISEA 2015 in Vancouver on August 19, 2015. Christiane will present on Educational Institution: Designing a Curriculum for the Post-Medium Age. ISEA is a unique occasion for institutional art, design and art + technology
Research Assistant position available for a graduate student in Media Studies. Applicants must be students at the New School through 2015-16. Appointment will be for two semesters (Fall and Spring) for 4 hours a week for 30 weeks for a total amount of $ 2000.
Research Assistant position available for a graduate student in Parsons or Media Studies. Applicants must be students at the New School through 2015-16. Appointment will be for two semesters (Fall and Spring) for 9.5 hours a week for 30 weeks for a total amount of
Faculty member, Peter Asaro has been making his rounds in the media. There has been a great deal of press in the last two weeks as a result of the Future Of Life Institute’s open letter calling for a ban on autonomous weapons. This is
Hard Working Movies, a documentary and feature production company based in Brooklyn, is looking for fall interns from the New School interested in film, with a focus on developing documentaries. They are looking for someone able to start in September. To apply, please send a short letter telling us a bit about who
Faculty member, Nitin Sawhney recent publication of his journal paper has finally been published after 2 years since the initiation the research project in Moscow in July 2013. Civic Engagement through DIY Urbanism and Collective Networked Action (co-authored with Christo de Klerk and Shriya Malhotra).
Faculty Member Nitin Sawhney attended the Climate Change Himalaya: Engaging the Arts & Humanities Workshop in Shimla, India, July 31-Aug 3, 2015, sponsored by the India China Institute at The New School. http://www.indiachinainstitute.org/ It was a wonderful gathering of 15-20 practitioners, artists, historians, environmental conservators and social scientists. Follow-up workshops
Seeking immediate INTERN for an esteemed NYC production company Radical Media to help on a criminal justice TV series with Oscar-nominated filmmaker. Must be a currently enrolled student, have strong writing/research skills. Preferred availability: 2-3 days a week in August and 1-2 days/week through fall
Intern Producers Guild of America (New York, NY) www.ProducersGuild.org All applicants to this internship must be current students. The Producers Guild of America East membership represents the varied and highest-caliber producing community on the east coast, including mainstream and independent producers working in film, television,