Come hear professionals from across different areas of the media industry discuss their careers and current trends. They will offer insight and advice for those interested in the field. Learn about ways to gain experience and strategies for your job or internship search process. **
Supply and Command is a two day conference hosted by New York University’s Department of Media, Culture, and Communication, April 19th-20th, 2018, featuring a keynote address from Deborah Cowen and Carolina Bank Muñoz. Scholars, writers, artists, and activists are invited to submit talks organized around the logic of the supply chain
On Tuesday November 7th from 12pm to 1:30pm, the University Learning Center (in partnership with Libraries & Archives) will be offering the workshop, Writing Research Part 2: Planning & Writing. This is the second part of a two-part workshop series: Writing Research Papers. Topics will include methods for organizing research in ways that are cohesive, persuasive, and
Speakers: Prof. Sujatha Judeson | Professor, The Milano School of International Affairs, Management and Urban Policy Shanelle Matthews, Director of Communications for the Black Lives Matter Global Network | Activist-in-Residence at The New School Topic: Race and Reproduction – From Slavery and Genocide to Genetically Designed Babies “Race in
On the brink of the elimination of federal arts funding in the U.S., widespread xenophobia, forced global migration, environmental destruction, and ongoing systemic racism, the Vera List Center Prize Conference in November looks at the urgent and necessary work of the recipient of the third
Faculty member Shannon Mattern reviewed Brian Merchant’s The One Device: The Secret History of the iPhone and Adam Greenfield’s Radical Technologies: The Design of Everyday Life for Public Books. Her review, “The World Silicon Valley Made,” was published on October 27.
The next edition of Center for Communication’s forum series is The Future of Publishing is Audio. The forum features Molly Barton (Founder, Serial Box ), David Blum (Editor, Audible Original Publishing), Samantha Henig (Editorial Director, Audio, New York Times) and is moderated by Jon Fine (Principal, Jone
On opening night of the 10th Annual Imagine Science Film Festival in New York, 6 filmmakers and 6 scientists were randomly paired and sent off into the city to begin filmmaking. The only prompt offered to each pair was to focus their film on the theme:
Doc Studies presents Monday, November 6 at 1 PM Kellen Auditorium, Ground Floor, 66 Fifth Avenue PERSONS OF INTEREST By Alison Maclean and Tobias Perse 2004, 63 min. Screening and Q & A with filmmaker ALISON MACLEAN One of the significant documentaries of the 2004 Sundance
Want the chance to screen at the 9th Annual NYC Indie Film Festival? Submit your film today! The 9th Annual NYC Indie Film Festival will run May 7 – 13, 2018 and will screen over 300 indie films, as well as host panels, live shows, after
Downtown Community Television (DCTV) is offering paid and volunteer internships in a number of participatory media programs with youth. New School students may apply and would work closely with Prof. Nitin Sawhney and Prof. Peter Lucas at the Engage Media Lab to develop and support
This week, celebrate Halloween Mexican style with‘Holy Blood: Mexican Horror Cinema’ series at BAMcinématek. With a broad variety that includes classics from the sixties like El Barón del Terror and The Curse of the Crying Woman to Guillermo del Toro‘s debut film Cronos in 1993. Other highlights are La Tía Alejandra by Arturo Ripstein screening today, Friday, October 27, and Santa Sangre by
DOC TALK: PERSONS OF INTEREST by ALISON MACLEAN and TOBIAS PERSE, 2004, 63 min. Screening + Q&A with co-director Alison Maclean Monday, November 6, 2017 at 1pm Kellen Auditorium (Room N101) 66 Fifth Avenue New York, NY 10003 Open to All One of the significant documentaries
Faculty Member Nitin Sawhney was invited by the India China Institute to be a discussant for the upcoming public talk MEDIA POLITICS IN CHINA: IMPROVISING POWER UNDER AUTHORITARIANISM. The talk is with Dr. Maria Repnikova and is part of the CESIC Lecture Series (Colloquium on
The India China Institute is calling applications for up to six $3,000 grants for The New School undergraduate and graduate students. Starr Summer Travel Research Grants aim to support independent study projects, or to defray the cost of attending a New School program in India
Dear Filmmakers, INTERNATIONAL FILM AND PHOTOGRAPHY FESTIVAL (IFPF) is one of the members of a big festival consortium internationalfilmfestivals.org which aim to help promote the goals of the United Nations in celebrating international days of tolerance, women, anti-discrimination, peace, youth, family, humanitarian, human rights, health, environment,
DCTV is currently seeking interns beginning mid-November and extending through April in the following departments: Broadcast Productions, Equipment Rentals, and Post-Production/IT. Students who are passionate about independent filmmaking, media education, and the inner workings of a grassroots non-profit are encouraged to apply. DCTV is a time-honored media
Current M.A. Student Luz Zamora‘s film “De Colores” was selected for the prestigious DOC NYC festival. Luz produced the film when she was a student in the Documentary Certificate Program. “De Colores” will premiere in the festival’s selection of work by and about women called, “The Future
New Resource for Graduate Students! Curricular Pathways in Impact Entrepreneurship The Impact Entrepreneurship Team has developed a new Curricular Pathways resource to help master’s students navigate the many courses related to social innovation and entrepreneurship at The New School. This web page is designed for
Social Media Intern Position at BRONXNET The BronxNet TV digital department is looking for a social media intern to join their team. The social media intern will be responsible for the coordination and execution of BronxNet TV’s social media strategy, working across multiple channels including
Dear Students, Connect4Climate is now accepting submissions for their VR/360-video pitch competition. Participants are encouraged to share solutions to overcoming climate challenges such as vulnerable and coastal communities, rising and warming oceans, managing fresh water resources, preventing pollution and waste, building smarter and more resilient cities
Faculty Member Shannon Mattern presented “All Your Data Are Belong to Us: Quantifying the Human Condition,” as part of the Annenberg School for Communication’s Control Societies series, at the University of Pennsylvania, on October 23. She’ll be reprising the talk at UCLA on November 2.
Dear Students, You are invited to the SGPIA Cities and Social Justice Concentration Mixer. Find out about course offerings, meet professors and network with other students and alumni. Monday, October 30th, 4-6 PM Hirshon Suite, 55 West 13th Street, Room I-205 Wine and appetizers will be served
Off Country Resisting Nuclear Armament in the 21st Century Off Country is a documentary film on the reemerging nuclear weapons industry that provides another deadly context for President Trump’s ongoing threats of nuclear war. The horrors of Hiroshima and Nagasaki are well known, but the
A Media Management focused career panel for students. This event is opened to all TNS students. The employers here have attended our past career fairs and are actively hiring. rsvp through The New School Village
Media Studies Profesor, Vinay Chowdhry, is teaching an amazing Documentary Class at Reel Works this fall for first time filmmakers in high school! Come be a mentor to one of his students! BE A MENTOR! We’re always looking for a few pro filmmakers to volunteer as mentors for
Description After a long absence, a young woman is forced to leave her life in NYC, return to her home in Puerto Rico and grapple with the questions of family and racial identity she had left behind. The unexpected return to the house she grew
Position Availability: Immediate Position Title: Film Office Manager (PT) Location: New York City Position Type: Administrative Position Status: Part-Time Department: Media Studies (Film Office) Responsibilities: • Responsible to monitor, maintain and oversee with a high level of accuracy and integrity for production facility and equipment.