We have extended the deadline for submissions until April 20th, 2020. FINE CUTS is a screening series of short films and video works produced by alumni, graduate, undergraduate, and certificate students in the School of Media Studies over the past year as part of their coursework.
SMS Faculty Member, Dawnja Burris, has selected conceptual photographic and digital video work included in two group shows this Spring. The works explore dimensions of figural interpretation historically imposed landscape subjects and the exposure of ecological tenacity/fragility. She will deliver an artist’s talk on Feb
Elsa Nilsson is looking for two video artists to create visual companion pieces to music written based on rhythms of crowds chanting “Black Lives Matter” and “Enough is Enough.” Elsa’s mission with this music is both to express my feelings around the issues I care
CHARLES WARNER’s fifth edition of his textbook, Media Selling: Digital, Television, Audio, Print, and Cross-Platform, will be published in July, 2020 by Wiley. It’s currently on Amazon for preorder here. Media Selling is the most widely used book in the field—it has been adopted by
JOHN PETER DIDATO attended the 77th Golden Globe Awards held on January 5, 2020. The annual ceremony honors the best in film and television and is a major part of the film industry’s awards season. The Hollywood Foreign Press Association has presented the awards recognizing
LOREN-PAUL CAPLIN’s feature film, The Lucky Ones (that premiered at Tribeca Film Festival in 2003), was just released for streaming on Amazon Prime Video.
Lea is a graduate student in the Anthropology Department of the NSSR. She is taking a class on Directing Documentary this Spring with Jem Cohen in Media Studies. Their department will hold a conference on April 19, 2020 at the 9th floor of the 16th
Please join us this semester in the GIDEST Lab, Room 411, 63 Fifth Avenue from 12-1:30 p.m. for the following seminars: Friday, February 7 Anne McNevin, Political Scientist, The New School for Social Research Friday, February 21 Oz Frankel, Historian, The New School for Social Research Friday, March 6