Panavision Internship Program Job Scope: The Internship Program at Panavision New York embraces the workings of motion picture film needs within a camera rentals company, focusing on Marketing and Operations aspects. The ideal Panavision Intern will gain a diverse understanding of costumer and equipment service
Oana Giurgiu’s documentary “Aliyah DaDa” is a journey of discovery and an adventure in form. It explores the history of Jewish Romanians from the nineteenth century to the end of the Communist regime in the form of collage, comprising narrative testimony and archival footage while also
Total Verhoeven, November 9–23 at the Film Society of Lincoln Center On the occasion of the release of Elle, Verhoeven’s acclaimed NYFF54 hit starring Isabelle Huppert, revisit the work of one of the most fearless directors of our time in this complete retrospective that includes
Please join us for our third Thesis Collective meeting of the fall semester on Friday November 11th from 5:00 PM-7:00 PM – location: 79 Fifth Avenue (the Media Studies Loft), Room 1618 (the classroom right in front of the elevators). The Thesis Collective is a
ALUMNI CAREER PANEL ON CAREERS IN MEDIA Join alumni discussing career trajectories and offering advice for current students Sponsored by Milano Career Services; rsvp to milanocareers@newschool.edu WHEN: WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 6PM-8PM WHERE: 55 W 13TH, RM 205 (HIRSHON SUITE) Facilitated by Professor Sean Jacobs SONIA
Media Studies alum, Pamela French’s film BECOMING MORE VISIBLE , a documentary that follows four transgender young adults through their trials and tribulations to become and be accepted as their true selves. The film is having its NYC premiere at DOC NYC on November 11,
Funded PhD position: Ethics and Cybersecurity ADAPT Centre & Institute of Ethics, Dublin City University (DCU), Ireland Deadline for applications: 30 November 2016 (remains open until position filled) Supervisor: Prof. Bert Gordijn, Director of DCU Institute of Ethics. Co-supervisors: Dr. Joss Moorkens and Prof. David
Data & Society focuses on the social and cultural issues arising from data-centric technological development. D&S seeks to inform and develop frames for discussion of these complex issues both through our own research and through supporting the expansion of a nascent field of actors concerned