Center for Communication to Honor Disney’s Rita Ferro at Annual Award Luncheon The Center for Communication announced July 9 that Rita Ferro, President, Disney Advertising Sales, will receive its Frank Stanton Award for Excellence in Communication at the Center’s annual luncheon at the New York event space
Student Health Services’ Wellness and Health Promotion (SHS/WHP) is seeking a Wellness Coordinator, who will support Wellness and Health Promotion with a particular focus on the Peer Health Advocacy program, including development of training materials, administrative assistance and supervision of student leaders. The candidate must
Dan Michael, of Dan Michael Films, and Billy Cadden have won a prestigious Award of Excellence from the IndieFEST Film Awards. The award was given for the team’s singular short film, Dodgson (2019), which follows the complicated life of Isaac Dodge, a jaded psychologist with a life-long
New School Alumna, Lauren Belfer Doc Studies ‘10, was interviewed by ESPNW for her first feature-length documentary, Wrestle. There, they discussed the film’s production process along with privilege and race relations in both the film and within sports. To read the article: http://www.espn.com/espnw/culture/article/26480085/not-everyone-mat-level-wrestle-documentary-examines-race-privilege-high-school-sports
A digital branded series is looking for soon to be retirees that have a specific goal they’d like to pursue in their later years.
Stareable Fest is one of the top web series and indie TV festivals in the country, taking place July 19-21st at the Williamsburg Hotel in Brooklyn, NYC and includes: Screenings of the best web series and digital content in 2019 A keynote on “The state
Doc Studies ’18 Alumna Joy Ernanny recently licensed footage from her documentary, “Unveil”, to the BBC. The footage was used for a BBC piece about the hijab-friendly salon where “Unveil” was shot. The BBC did a brief story about the salon and with its wide
This post is part of the SMS Advising Series for New Students. All posts are designed and curated to make the lives of newly admitted students much easier. From academic resources to having a social life in NYC, we want to make sure that our
Community Access is a non-profit organization that provides supportive housing, job-training, and other services to thousands of New Yorkers who have experienced mental health difficulties. They are running their fourth annual Mental Health Short Film competition for filmmakers between ages 15 and 25 who have produced
July on Filmatique: Ecologies Filmatique’s Ecologies series continues with Ixcanul, Jayro Bustamante’s stunning portrayal of female indigeneity that immerses the spectator in the rhythms of a disappearing world, amidst ever-present threats of geological rupture and encroaching modernity. To watch our current releases click here. Membership required. FLMTQ membership is $4.95/month.
ROJO Benjamín Naishtat, Argentina/Belgium/Brazil/Germany/France/Switzerland, 2018, 109 min. In Spanish with English subtitles THEATRICAL RELEASE! When: Opens Friday, July 12 Where: Film at Lincoln Center and the Quad Cinema, New York Tickets: Film at Lincoln Center: https://www.filmlinc.org/films/rojo/ Quad Cinema: https://quadcinema.com/film/rojo/ Facebook Event; Set in Argentina during the Dirty War, on the
SPEND YOUR SUMMER THURSDAYS IN UNION SQUARE PARK The Union Square Partnership hosts over 135 free community events in Union Square Park with more than 30 neighborhood partners as part of Citi Summer in the Square. The Union Square Partnership has been producing summer programs in
This is Cinema Now: 21st Century Debuts (July 19-31, 2019) This summer, Film at Lincoln Center is highlighting those directors who have made their feature debuts since the year 2000—and who have all but begun to define what a 21st-century cinema might look like. The
Social Media Intern Fall Semester Remote work okay, periodic meetings required virtual/in-person Stipend “If you are sex-positive and political, we want you. We are looking for a social media planner/manager to create content calendars and research for educational posts for @readaurore, a site for real
THE DEATH OF THE MASTER A film by José María Avilés La muerte del maestro, Ecuador/Argentina, 2018, 62 min. In Spanish with English subtitles U.S. Premiere! Co-presented by Kinoscope and the Ecuadorian Film Festival New York (EFFNY) “On April 16, 2016, a severe earthquake hit coastal Ecuador. José María
This post is part of the SMS Advising Series for New Students. All posts are designed and curated to make the lives of newly admitted students much easier. From academic resources to having a social life in NYC, we want to make sure that our
In the Historical Present will be open from July 8 – October 6, featuring work by Glenn Ligon, Sheila Bridges, and more New York, June 12, 2019 – The New School presents a new exhibit of commissioned artworks, artist-led engagements and performances, and works drawn from
Call for Papers Global Fusion 2019 University of Texas at Austin October 25-27, 2019 The purpose of the Global Fusion Conference series, which began in 2000, is to promote academic excellence in Global Media and International Communication Studies. The conference is sponsored by a consortium
Did you make a documentary as part of your degree program? Submissions are open for the 35th Annual IDA Documentary Awards’ David L Wolper Student Documentary Award. IDA is recognizing exceptional achievement in documentary filmmaking at the university level with a $1,000 cash honorarium. All
Cloud Zero is proud to share its first “private” screening at the IFP in Dumbo on Tuesday, July 9th at 2:30 PM. Address: Made in NY Media Center by IFP 30 John St, Brooklyn, NY 11201 (F train “York Street” stop) The theater has