The University of Pittsburgh’s Film and Media Studies Grad Student Organization is currently organizing their fall conference, “No More Room in Hell: A Half-Century of Undead Media” and invite SMS students to submit their papers. They are particularly interested in submissions that engage Film, TV,
The Women’s Film Preservation Fund (WFPF) and UnionDocs (UNDO) are currently offering a film series– From the Vault: Women’s Advocacy on Film–that features restored documentary films by women filmmakers who were movers and shakers in the first wave of women’s movement media. Media Studies faculty member Deirdre Boyle will moderate the
Peerspace is a sponsor of FINE CUTS and an online marketplace that connects professionals and businesses to great spaces. Film and photo shoots, offsite meetings, product launches, and charity events are just a few of the many activities that take place on the platform. Peerspace is
The Film Office is hiring Student Technical Assistants for the fall for – $15/hr! Here’s a link to the application form if you are interested! https://tinyurl.com/y7apzrzq
If you plan to apply for the Fulbright 2019-2020 cycle, this is the time to do so! All SPE students/alumni applying for this cycle must identify themselves to Vanessa Reich by no later than July 23rd in order to apply through the school. Today is the last
The Best Indie Films are Coming to NYC on May 9 The 2018 NYC Independent Film Festival will present 250 indie films. Our selection below includes the hilarious comedy sketch Latino Vortex and the deeply moving documentary The Last Goldfish, which follows the filmmaker’s search for her lost
Dear Filmmakers, This is the first call to submit your excellent film to Cinema Grand Prix. Take the advantage of the lowest submission price. Raise your film to the highest level and receive the world recognition in Cinema Grand Prix. Cinema Grand Prix (CGP) is
Come Play with our VHS Archive Mon, Apr 9, 2018, 6:30 PM | Rooms 9206 & 9207 Join the VHS Archives working group, who will be presenting select VHS video clips that depict the group’s interests in video, queer (of color) feminist bodies and sexuality,
Grow to Learn Video Production Intern About Grow to Learn NYC: Grow to Learn is the citywide school gardens initiative. They work across the five boroughs to help establish sustainable learning gardens in public and charter K-12 schools. They believe gardens allow urban public schools
You are cordially invited to an Integrative PhD Collaborative Seminar information session on May 8th. The Mellon funded Integrative PhD Program supports cross-divisional graduate research seminars taught by faculty from NSSR, Parsons, and SPE. Tuesday, 8th May, 6PM, D907, 6 E 16th Street If you
SMASH18 fellows may be early career professionals or graduate students looking to elevate their careers through structured networking opportunities with leading scientists and science communicators from around the world. SMASH places significant value on recruiting fellows with diverse backgrounds and experience. Both international and domestic fellows
NetDragon Summer Internship 2018 Hey design talents, are you looking for great summer plans? For opportunities to make your resume stand out? Netdragon is looking for the next generation designers! Come to join our summer 2018 design internship! Who we are NetDragon Websoft Holdings Limited (Stock Code:
The Oxford Film Festival in Mississippi is now accepting Student Films and submissions are open to their 2019 edition which takes place in February. They will be awarding a $10,000 cash prize for short films and a $1,000 prize for short screenplays. Submit your film
Faculty member Shannon Mattern recently participated in an invited workshop at the Morgan Library on the future of publishing archives. And on May 3 and 4 she will deliver the Mellon Lecture in Experimental Humanities — a talk about her new book — and lead a pedagogy workshop at
Job Opportunity: Red Dog Productions The School of Media Studies is currently filling vacancies for production crews working at our Red Dog Productions. The assignments include University-wide live events, covering symposia and panel discussions hosted at the Auditoriums as well as documenting conferences, exhibitions, social
Paid student position to assist Associate Dean with two web-based projects over the summer: 1. The buildout of a site using Zenfolio to feature writing and photography associated with her teaching. 2. The migration and modest redesign of her current general site (http://www.dawnjaburris.info) to a
The Best Indie Films are Coming to NYC May 7 – 13 The 2018 NYC Independent Film Festival will present 250 indie films! We are excited to showcase our selection of romance films. In A Heartbeat, which took over the Internet last year, tells the sweet story of a
To celebrate the Labour Day, the 4th World Humanitarian Awards is calling for all humanitarian filmmakers to submit their excellent works. Use this code in FilmFreeway to get a 50% discounted fee to submit to the World Humanitarian Awards: WHALABOUR50 This code is valid for
Celebrating this Labour Day, Documentary & Short International Movie Award (DSIMA) is calling for all documentary filmmakers and filmmakers specializing in short films to boost their excellent work! This is the special gift for you: 35LABOUR Enter this code in FilmFreeway to get a 35% discount
Sesame Workshop recently received a large grant for media/educational projects associated with refugees in the mideast and they have some openings for production and communication jobs in NY. http://www.sesameworkshop.org/employment/
How does the experience of movement and migration make meaning, transmit messages, and reorder our social and political environments? In what ways does migration orient ideas and information: about nation and world, self and society, art and culture? How do migration practices relate to the
MORRIS AND ROSLYN FIERBERG STUDENT FILM AWARD Program The annual Morris and Roslyn Fierberg Student Film Award Program was established in memory of two longtime members of the Rehoboth Beach Film Society. The purpose of this award program is to encourage student film production by
On May 3 at 6.30pm, we will be screening Disaster Capitalism, a powerful documentary on a six-year investigation by a best-selling journalist and author, Antony Lowenstein, into how aid dollars are spent. The film tracks the ramifications of disaster capitalism in Afghanistan, Haiti, and Papua New Guinea.
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