IFC Center has announced their Craft Ed. Seminars, a new, year-round educational program that will explore the craft and business of storytelling through masterclasses, case studies, and industry panels, alongside networking opportunities. Make the most of your summer holidays by learning some new skills at the next 2 events
We are seeking detail-oriented candidates who are eager to learn about the world of non-profit art institutions and documentary art, who are excited by a hands-on working environment, and are willing to take on a variety of tasks. Responsibilities include: event documentation, event planning, marketing,
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.
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
Looking for an artist and/or animator to join our documentary’s post-production team this summer. Last year, our small team of female filmmakers set out to interview anonymous women regarding their experiences with relationship abuse, in hopes to shine a light on the subject. We were
SMS Alumn Jad-Evangelo Nasser will have is documentary, Once Upon a Color, take part in Amazon Prime Video’s All Voices Film Festival. The film has been selected to stream from June 3rd to July 3rd and has the chance to win $10,000. In order to win, the
Hard Working Movies is looking for an intern to assist in the production of a feature-length documentary about a doctor and writer. Hard Working Movies is an award-winning documentary production company based out of Brooklyn. Working with them, you’ll be exposed to many aspects of
Urban Lab Films and Bertha DocHouse will host an evening of experimental urban documentaries at Curzon Bloomsbury to open the City, Essay, Film series Link to event > http://bit.ly/cityessayfilm1 City, Essay, Film is a series of events hosted by UCL Urban Laboratory to examine the concept and
SMS Alum Joy Ernanny’s documentary “Unveil” will have it’s second NY screening at the 9th Art of Brooklyn Film Festival. The Festival is devoted to Brooklyn’s film scene and only accepts entries from films that are connected to the borough in some way. Unveil was
Please join us for series of features, presented at “Through Her Eyes: The Personal Is Political” featuring the new documentary feature by our own Media Studies part-time faculty member, Savanna Washington “Playing Frisbee in North Korea” See details below! FIND TICKETS HERE
Lynne Sachs and Lizzie Olesker’s recent documentary The Washing Society, which investigates the obscured labor within NYC’s laundromats, will be screening next week Monday 5/20 @ 7pm The Washing Society Next Week! Mon 5/20 7pm, DCTV | $8 When you drop off a bag of dirty laundry, who’s
Bite Me: A Truly Independent Journey Thursday, May 2, 2019 @ 6:30 PM Join the team behind the independent feature film Bite Me for a case study on the film’s journey and the upcoming Joyful Vampire Tour of America that will feature screenings, capes, and Vampire Balls! Bite Me is a
Chiz Schultz’s two-hour documentary on Lorraine Hansberry for PBS’ American Masters series that was broadcast this year just won a Peabody Award.
Lana Lin will be presenting a survey of her work at Central Saint Martins, University of the Arts, London; showing a preview of her feature film, The Cancer Journals Revisited, as part of a year-long series of women and gender non-binary filmmakers at Whitechapel Gallery,
Facuty member Joel Neville Anderson’s article “Home Birth, World Cinema: Kawase Naomi’s Personal Filmmaking in Circulation” will be included in the upcoming special issue of Studies in Documentary Film, “First Person Documentary Practices in East and Southeast Asia: Performing Subjectivity, Memory Construction, and Social Intervention”
The Directors Guild of America’s application period for the 25th Annual DGA Student Film Awards for African American, Asian American, Latino and Women Directors is now open. Apply online by visiting the DGA website or clicking HERE. For more than two decades, the Student
Two students from the MS Media Management program, Eliya Raza Shamsi and Ponvishal Chidambaranathan have launched a Kickstarter Campaign to fund a digital production house. With this initiative, they want to tell stories of rural communities in India and Pakistan through authentic and more representative
You are all invited to an upcoming screening of Anayansi Prado and Heather Courtney’s documentary, “THE UNAFRAID” (2018). The film will be screened on Saturday, April 27th, 6:00 pm at NYU’s King Juan Carlos Center (KJCC). “THE UNAFRAID” is a feature-length documentary that follows the
Roundtable April 10 6:30PM-8:00PM Roundtable with Grupo Fantasma (**New Location KJCC Rm. 324**) CLACS presents a conversation with members of Grammy Award Winning Grupo Fantasma, moderated by Dylon Robbins. Grupo Fantasma will speak about the release of their new albumAmerican Music Vol. VII. Read more/RSVP
The Battle for The Soul of New York is a documentary about the great local NYC businesses that make New York what it is. Famous classic places and plucky upstarts, mom n pop shops and businesses of all shapes and sizes tell their stories. Are these
This Wednesday, the Film Society of Lincoln Center and The Museum of Modern Art open their prestigious showcase of films by emerging filmmakers from around the world. This year’s New Directors/New Films will be screening a handful of shorts and feature films from Brazil, Argentina, Colombia, and Mexico as part of their
UnionDocs is currently seeking artists, thinkers and makers from across disciplines to apply to apply for our 2019-2020 COLLABORATIVE STUDIO. This is a singular opportunity for 12 artists to participate in group research and production. Spend 10 months in an expansively designed program that fosters
TNS Media Management, Visiting Professor and Producer, Neyda Martinez, Garners Funding from Mayor’s Office Inaugural “Made in NY” Women’s Film, TV & Theatre Fund Awarded to Documentary Filmmaker and TNS Alum, Luz Marina Zamora On Tuesday, February 28th, Deputy Mayor Alicia Glen and the Mayor’s Office
No documentary journey is the same, but every documentary faces similar challenges from concept to community engagement. Producer/Director Lara Stolman had her own ups and downs as she made her way through the process of making her film Swim Team. The film chronicles the rise of
Documentary director at Hard Working Movies is looking for an office intern to join the team! This is an opportunity to work closely with a director as she finishes her next documentary feature film. The internship is part-time with a stipend to cover travel and meal expenses.
About CAAM provides funding and support for provocative and timely Asian American film and media projects from independent producers through two funds, the CAAM Documentary Fund and the CAAM Documentaries for Social Change Fund. CAAM awards production and completion funds for projects intended for public
DOC STUDIES PRESENTS @tnsdocstudies Monday, Feb 4 at 1 PM, Kellen Auditorium, Ground Floor, 66 Fifth Avenue NAILED IT! + STATE OF OREGON (short) Screening and Q&A with filmmaker and Doc Studies alumna ADELE PHAM “Nailed it! seeks to uncover the fascinating but little known history
Entering a wonderful time–a time to share and give thanks, we would like to thank you for all your support during this time and give you a special present during Thanksgiving 2018. Several international festivals are giving special discounts, between 35%-45%, valid for five days,
Following an incredibly successful festival run, Alfonso Cuarón‘s Roma is hitting big screens right on time for family, friends, and Thanksgiving break. A glorious cinematic feast that Cuarón himself considers his “most essential film,” Roma is kicking off its limited theatrical release this Wednesday at the IFC Center and The Landmark at 57 West. Mexico’s Oscar submission