MA Media Studies Student Harshal Alurkar’s short, experimental film ELEMENTAL is featuring as this month’s Lobby Movie at the prestigious Film Forum. The same platform as earlier featured films of famous filmmakers like Bill Morrison, Vivian Ostrovsky, Kelly Reichardt, and Penny Lane among other.
2020-21 GIDEST FELLOWSHIPS FOR RESEARCH AND CREATIVE PRACTICE Deadline: February 10, 2020 The Graduate Institute for Design, Ethnography, and Social Thought invites applications from New School faculty and doctoral students for resident fellowships for the 2020-21 academic year. Fellows will be based at GIDEST and will
Heart to Soul Cardiac Wellness is offering a semester long project for film students at New School beginning in January 2020. The goal is to get an 8 week cardiac wellness program into an online digital format to increase audience outreach. A word from the organiser: “I
EVER BUSSEY, MA Media Studies ‘20, is currently working as a graduate research assistant on Building the People’s Internet, a Digital Equity Lab project in partnership with the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, looking to explore the potential of establishing reliable, wireless internet to vulnerable communities.
Documentary Studies program was featured at the 10th annual DOC NYC Documentary Film Festival. Four outstanding short docs by the last year’s graduate filmmakers – Uwa Iduozee, Tyche Zhuge, Ambrus Hernadi and Maria Mayo – screened on Friday, Nov 8th at the Cinepolis Chelsea theater.
Women Deliver is a leading global advocate that champions gender equality and the health and rights of girls and women. Our advocacy drives investment – political and financial – in the lives of girls and women worldwide. We harness evidence and unite diverse voices to
Are you fundraising for your film? Looking to apply for a special grant that requires government non-profit status, or perhaps you want to offer your donors a tax deductible option? Then fiscal sponsorship may be right for you. Access to NYWIFT’s fiscal sponsorship program is
Students are offered tickets for only $10. Just use code STUDENT2019.
PART-TIME FALL INTERNSHIP FOR STUDENT: CINEMA TROPICAL Cinema Tropical — a non-profit media arts organization dedicated to the programming, promotion, and distribution of Latin American cinema in the United States — is seeking an intern to work twice a week at our office in downtown
A collaboration between the University Student Senate and the Office of the President, the New School Student Research Award (SRA) provides support for students in their work as researchers, scholars, and creative practitioners. The university awards small grants for developing or implementing a research project (broadly defined
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
Vibe Magazine premiered the Music Video for Artist DanteWuzHere which was filmed by students from the School of Media Studies at The New School. The visual is a take on the turbulent sociopolitical landscape of the country. The official music video makes use of appealing aesthetics to narrate the
RUFF CUTS screenings are opportunities for New School students to exhibit and discuss their media works while they are still in progress. RUFF CUTS is looking to hire a student assistant for the 2019-2020 year. Responsibilities Distribute RUFF CUTS posters Aid in the logistics of event
Adorama Rental Co is offering 10% discount on all items for students, educators, alumni, and staff. Follow their website here for more information on their available products.
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
Named a Top 50 Film Festival worth the entry fee over several years from MovieMaker magazine, the 17th Oxford Film Festival, to be held March 18-22, 2020, is a five-day event celebrating the art of independent film. The festival will bring filmmakers and filmgoers from
Women Make Movies is a NYC based non-profit feminist media organization that supports women filmmakers though distribution and Production Assistance. They work with thousands of educational, cultural and community-based organizations providing them with independent films by and about women. They are currently looking for Fall interns to
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
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
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
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
Our Late Deadline for film submissions is tomorrow, June 28 at 11:59PM PST! If you’re still a student, then we hope you consider submitting to our Narrative Student Short category this year. If you didn’t already know, students can save $10 off Film Competition entries by submitting directly through FilmFreeway using the promo code 19STUDENTS. CLICK
Student Spotlight Where are you interning this summer? We want to hear all about it. Did you stay in the city or did you head back home? Are you working on anything special? Fact: We love showcasing student work. We want to feature the next generation of storytellers
The Media Studies Film Office is accepting applications for Fall 2019. Click the application form below for more information and to submit your application: https://forms.gle/D64q1kyGGBQ4ZuQS9
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
Students should RSVP at newschool.edu/hirenew
Join us at the Media Studies Student Council Meeting Wednesday, March 27th at 6pm SMS Loft, 79 5th Ave, 16th Fl. We will be discussing upcoming events and career panel ideas for Fall 2019. As always refreshments will be served, courtesy of the New School
On Tuesday, March 12th from 1-2:30pm, the University Learning Center will offer an Adobe Illustrator workshop. This workshop will demonstrate the basic tools and functions of Adobe Illustrator. Attendees should bring a laptop with Illustrator installed. This workshop will be held in the 80 Fifth Ave, Room 529. Please go here to reserve a