Astrea Media, a non-profit organization dedicated to producing media projects on human rights issues, is seeking interns. The organization’s last documentary project was a New York Times “Critic’s Pick,” broadcast on television internationally and streamed on Netflix in 41 countries. Astrea Media is currently nearing completion of Silent U., a
The co-director and director of photography for the Will to the Woods film is a Doc program and Media MA alum, Jeremy Kaplan: http://www.awillforthewoods.com/about-us/ The environmental feature documentary A Will for the Woods premieres in NYC on August 15 and welcomes New School to the screening.
Deirdre Fishel, a SMS faculty member in Screenwriting, has been awarded a 2014 MacArthur Documentary Grant for her documentary project, Care. Fishel was one of the 18 recipients selected from a pool of 500 applicants. “This year’s documentaries illuminate serious issues in approachable, creative, and engaging
As featured in the Hollywood Reporter, Nitin Sawhney’s documentary Flying Paper will be screening at the Doha Film Institute‘s inaugural Ajyal Youth Film Festival in Qatar. According to festival director Fatma Al Remaihi, “The ‘Special Screenings’ showcase at Ajyal Youth Film Festival is the Doha
The Graduate Certificate in Documentary Studies invites all Media Studies students and faculty for a DOC TALK: Monday, September 30 at 1 PM 2 West 13th Street, Room 1204 THE FILMMAKERS OF DOC STUDIES Please join us for a
Monday, September 16th 1:00pm 2 W 13th St. Room 1204 with Co-Editor Maya Mumma Please join us for a Doc Talk with editor and Doc Studies graduate Maya Mumma on the making of the HBO documentary on photographer Tim Hetherington, who was killed in Libya
Filmmaker Partha Bhattacharya is looking for an individual to edit footage he’s filmed for a documentary entitled “Tagore-the Poet of Eternity,” which was inspired by the UN/UNESCO declaration made in 2009 that the sesquicentennial birth anniversary of world poet Rabindranath Tagore in May 2011 would
We are proud to say that the LIDF has been chosen as a qualifying film festival by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. Recipients of the festival’s prize in the Documentary Short Subject category will now qualify for consideration at the Annual Academy
“HEY BARTENDER” The story of the Bartender in the Era of the craft cocktail June 7th-June 9th Village East Cinema 2nd Ave & 12th St Visit the for the film here And the facebook page here
Looking for eager, committed interns to work in development and production on new documentary television programs for Jigsaw Productions (Taxi to the Dark Side, Enron: Smartest Guys in the Room, Catching Hell). Position: 2-3 days/week. Project description: New York City-based Jigsaw Productions is headed by
Three evenings of original student doc shorts May 28 – 30 at 7pm The Graduate Certificate in Documentary Media Studies is proud to present its seventh annual festival of short films made by the students in the class of 2013. Each work is the result
Design is One: Lella & Massimo Vignelli, a documentary retrospective of the work and relationship of these two seminal figures by filmmakers Roberto Guerra and Kathy Brew will be screening at the Savannah College of Art and Design as part of the SCAD Style 2013
The Graduate Certificate in Documentary Studies invites all Media Studies students and faculty for a DOC TALK: GUT RENOVATION by SU FRIEDRICH Monday, March 18 at 1 PM 2 West 13th Street, Room 1204 “I think you have to start at home,” says Su
Reliable and focused Research Interns needed for an upcoming PBS documentary at award winning production company Ark Media. Ark Media is an independent documentary film production company located in Brooklyn, NY. Ark was founded by Barak Goodman and Rachel Dretzin. We produce historical, cultural and public affairs
ABOUT THE INTERNSHIP: Loki Films is currently self-distributing the independent feature-length documentary, DETROPIA, and is in-production on a new program for ESPN. Other projects may be in development at the time of the internship. We are looking for smart, dedicated, tech-savvy interns who are interested
Dr. Clifford John Rindner, an active filmmaker, is reaching out to the School of Media Studies at the New School and is seeking Media Studies students who are interested in working on a documentary about child abuse in America today. This would be a great
Join us for an amazing discussion on Autonomous Weapons at the New School on December 11th @ 8:00 PM on the Parsons Building Lobby. There will be a Performance and Documentary presentation, followed by a discussion with Dr. Peter Asaro, founding member of the International
Last Call for Entries to the 8th Annual Durango Film Festival The Final Deadline is Friday, November 30, 2012 The Festival Takes Place February 27th – March 3rd, 2013 in Durango, Colardo Featuring animated and live action shorts, documentaries, narrative features, Native American, family, LGBTQ,
Jeremy Cohan (Doc Studies 2010) has received a Student Film Award from the Director’s Guild of America for his documentary short After, which focuses on suicide bereavement within a family. AFTER | A documentary short about suicide bereavement from Jeremy Cohan on Vimeo. All winning
Weeks before the next U.S. presidential election, STRUGGLE, by Roger Hill, presents a close documentary study of the controversial election of 2004 when voter suppression in Ohio, the deciding swing state, helped to re-deliver the presidency to George W. Bush. Roger Hill was c0-director with
On October 19, the School of Media Studies, the India-China Institute, Parsons The New School for Design, and International Student Services will present an all-day program featuring documentary exploring the collective memory of the Great Chinese Famine as told by villagers who survived. The
As part of their upcoming documentary festival, PaleyDocFest 2012, the Paley Center for Media’s will be showing the film Let Fury Have the Hour. Special Offer – $10 tickets to any DocFest event, tix include Q&A + wine bar reception Use Code: PaleyDocs http://www.paleycenter.org/paleydocfest2012 Here is the event page: http://www.paleycenter.org/paleydocfest-df2012-let-fury-have-the-hour IN
Mandarin speakers are needed on October 19th to serve as translators for visiting Chinese videomakers who will show their work and talk about the importance of recording collective memory in China today. “New Chinese Documentaries: The Memory Project” takes place from 9-12, 1-5, and
Jun Oshima is a New York City based filmmaker and cinematographer, and graduate of the MA in Media Studies program at The New School. Prior to his career in film, Jun worked as an advertising executive with Tokyo Advertising and JWT Japan, where he worked
Writer and Director Holly Morris is looking for Fall Intern to work on The Babushkas of Chernobyl (www.thebabushkasofchernobyl.com), an independent feature documentary in production. 2 days per week; production offices in Bam Cultural District (Fort Greene). 10 hours/ week, flexible hours. Starting immediately. Contact Holly
Want to help decide what goes into a documentary? Long time documentary filmmaker (and teacher at the New School) is making a film about how poets and singer/songwriters under thirty use their art to challenge the status quo and work for social change. We have already
The Paley Center for Media Announces Call for Entries for PALEYDOCFEST2012 Documentary Pitch Workshop The PALEYDOCFEST2012 Pitch Workshop – deadline for entries August 15th 2012 Earlybird deadline August 1 New York, NY—The Paley Center for Media today announced a call for entries for its celebrated Art of the Documentary
Niberca Polo’s (MA 2011) documentary Madly Gifted has been selected by the Institute on Psychiatric Studies, of the American Psychological Association as part of the workshop format at it’s 64th Annual Meeting. Madly Gifted explores the complexity of artistic talent and its relation to the
Bundled, Buried & Behind Closed Doors, Ben Mendelsohn‘s (MA 2011) thesis documentary, was featured on The Atlantic’s website, along with an interview. Ben worked with his advisor, Shannon Mattern, and others to explore what became the subject of his short documentary – the physical, tangible
Nathan Fisher’s (MA 2009) Thesis Film “The Unreturned,” had its NYC premiere at the Human Rights Watch International Film Festival on June 15th and 16th, 2010, at Lincoln Center’s Walter Reade Theater. Congratulations Nathan! If you’re interested in learning more about The Unreturned, you can watch