Dolls of Darkness is a feature-length film that explores the mysteries and profundities of dolls, puppets, and marionettes in the context of the grotesque rag dolls of contemporary French artist Michel Nedjar. It focuses on his studio and his vast collection of magic dolls and
In Transit: above and below This work was developed in Filmmaking Studio 1 (NFLM 3660) with Professor Kathleen Rugh. In Transit: above and below is a stop-motion short film recording of filmmaker Erica Sheu’s almost-two-hour route from home to school. It is also a portrait of
1 Minute Meal: Stories of Food and Community in New York at MOFAD Thursday, July 27, 2017 6:30pm 8:00pm Museum of Food and Drink62 Bayard StreetBrooklyn, NY, 11222United States To launch James Boo’s pop-up exhibit at MOFAD, 1 Minute Meal: Stories of Food and Community
SMS Alum Crystal R. Emery is screening her documentary Black Women in Medicine as part of URU The Right To Be Inc. and Changing the Face of STEM’s Congressional Forum on Emerging Diversity and Inclusion in the STEM fields. Washington premiere screening of the documentary: Black Women in
Background: This project was developed in Transforming Data (NMDS 5517) with part time faculty Jonathan Thirkield by Kelsie Potter. The project is a visualization of Captain American comic book sales coded in p5.js, and includes an interactive timeline of comic book volumes. When the volumes are clicked,
Process your own film using Brooklyn Brewery beer and instant coffee crystals with MONO NO AWARE at Genspace. In this one-day workshop, participants will be given all of the information necessary to mix their own negative processing chemistry using a combination of consumable items from the
About The Festival The Crown Heights Film Festival (CHFF) brings exceptional local and international short films to Brooklyn audiences. The mission is to provide an opportunity for filmmakers in short form to foster cross-arts collaboration, and to provide a social forum for filmmakers. The festival has
You’re in luck! Our deadline for submissions has been extended to 1 July. This gives filmmakers an additional two weeks to complete their work and enter New Zealand’s leading international short film festival. There are already more than 1,300 submissions, but are hoping to smash last
Next Monday SXSW celebrates their 2018 Season Launch with the opening of PanelPicker, Film Festival Submissions, Music Festival Showcase Applications, and several of our awards including the SXSW Community Service Awards, Interactive Innovation Awards, Accelerator Pitch Event, and the David Carr Prize. For more information please
THE THIRD SIDE OF THE RIVER A film by Celina Murga (La tercera orilla, Argentina, 2014, 92 min. In Spanish with English subtitles) NYC Premiere — Q&A with the filmmaker! This slow-burn drama follows 17-year-old Nicolas, who lives with his mother and younger siblings in a
Celebrate Eid al-Fitr, the end of Ramadan, at the Museum of the City of New York! Join them to learn more about this time of gratitude for Muslim people and share what you are thankful for by contributing to a community mural. Explore Muslim cultural traditions
Food blog startup needs a PA. PA will assist the Executive Producer with varying tasks on set and administrative. These can range from video/photo, lifestreams, lighting, sound, making signs, outreach, calls, follow ups etc. Around 3-8 hours a week. Unpaid until show is picked up
Small but rapidly growing Brooklyn based fashion jewelry e-commerce business is looking for an energetic, self-sufficient, eager individual to join the owner as a right hand and shop assistant. If you are interested in e-commerce this a great opportunity to learn the business and flex
Bitten This work was developed in Writing and Directing: Script to Screen (NMDS 5254) with Media Studies Program Director Vlad Nikolic. Bitten is a story about a woman who is a victim of domestic violence and her struggle to find her inner strength to get her life
Die-O-Rama Background: This work was developed in Writing and Directing Script to Screen (NMDS 5254) with the Media Studies Program Director Vlad Nikolic. Die-O-Rama is a treatment for a full length horror comedy based in the world of New York art schools. In addition to
Action!: Performance, Sport, and Moving Bodies in Film and Visual Media From the locomotion studies of Muybridge and Marey, through the tracking shot of a sprinting Antoine Doinel at the end of The 400 Blows, to the balletic stunt choreography in John Wick, visual media
Job Description: Assist with the planning and execution of events; expected to work evening shifts as scheduled. Responsibilities: Work at all assigned SMS events on campus Assist with event preparation Assist with orders, duplication and planning Assist with events posters and announcements Assist with caterers
Created by Altay Yildiz, a Master of Science in Media Management graduate, Formar Art bridges the gap between technology and fine art, giving artists a new medium through Augmented Reality mobile technology. Formar Art serves and strengthens New York art galleries by becoming a centralized mobile
The Marketing Manager role is a new position, created to drive awareness and develop further identity, reputation and image of Parsons Paris. It is based in Paris and works in close collaboration with the Marketing & Communication (M&C) department of The New School in New
See more information and apply via this link. The job: The video analytics specialist is a multi-talented driven analytics professional that is passionate about media and data. The role is fluent in the language of both business and technology (SQL, D3, data visualization etc). The position will
The Impact of “India’s Daughter” on Indian Sons Background: This project was developed in the Media Management track classes, Audience Research (NMDS 5017), with Part-time Assistant Professor Lahuna Ganguly and and in and Media Ethics (NMDM 5312) with Charles Warner. In this class MS student Trishala
AWOL is an augmented reality platform that provides easy implementation of content, immersive city tours and virtual pop up shops to create site specific experiences. Created by Jelena Gregov and Moreno Belic, both MA Media Studies ’17 graduates, the project has been accepted by the
Rhythm & Power: Salsa in New York Through November 26 Rhythm & Power illuminates how the diversity of New York City gave rise to salsa, an up-tempo combination of percussive Latin music and poly-rhythmic, Afro-Caribbean infused dance. The exhibition brings the history of salsa in New York
Broken Land is a comedy/drama about three thirty-something Brooklynites wrecking their relationships and lowering their expectations. The series unfolds in a series of vignettes, following an aspiring actress living with her acting teacher, a broken-hearted real estate agent, and a passionate artist ready to call
The 2017 FINAL DEADLINE HAS BEEN EXTENDED! NYC’s premier international film festival is seeking Features, Short films, Web Series, Student Films, Documentary, Music Video, Animation, Experimental and more! Over $10,000 in prizes and chance to meet a Hollywood Producer. Submit here — THE 2017 SUMMER SERIES LESS
Join Girls Write Now THIS Friday, June 16, 6-8pm for the Girls Write Now June CHAPTERS Reading at New-York Historical Society, 170 Central Park West (and W 77th St). Hear today’s best young writers perform their original work with keynote speaker Karina Glaser , author of the forthcoming novel The Vanderbeekers of 141st Street.
June 9-18th at the IFC Center For more information please visit the website. https://ff.hrw.org/new-york
June 9-June 17 For More information visit their website http://www.ecuadorianfilmfest.com
This weekend! For more information and lineup visit their website http://www.brooklynfilmfestival.org