With a world class faculty and up-to-date production facilities, Hunter College’s Department of Film & Media Studies offers two undergraduate programs of study and an MFA degree in Integrated Media Arts. [more...]
Oct. 28 | 2:30-4:00PM
via HN 436 TV Studio or Online
Attending In-Person:
https://journalism-info-fa26-inperson.eventbrite.com
Attending Online:
https://journalism-info-fa26-online.eventbrite.com
Please come to the Journalism Program Information Session to find out about classes, meet your professors and Hunter journalism alums, and learn about internship opportunities.
Questions? Contact: Journalism Program Director Pof. Sissel McCarthy
Oct. 21 | 1:30-3PM
TV Studio (HN436)
RSVP (Open to Hunter students only)
This is an informational panel featuring 3-4 documentary filmmakers and alumni of the Hunter Doc Cohort program. For prospective and current students interested in nonfiction filmmaking.
Questions? Contact Prof. Renee Muza (renee.muza@hunter.cuny.edu)
Máté Novák, Hunter’s film student, co-wrote, co-directed, co-produced and acted (lead role) in a short film made entirely on a budget of $0 that is gaining traction on social media called
NOW I SEE. Máté was invited to present the film at the Hungarian Consulate on October 6th for its creative reimagining of space, cast, crew and no budget. Máté filmed on location in Hungary (his birth country) for 2.5 days and all equipment was donated to the production. Máté and his collaborators asked 13 equipment houses for help, all said NO, except one.
Directed, Written & Produced by: Levente Kovách & Máté Novák
Cinematography: Ákos Löcher
Edited by: Levente Kovách
Color Grading: Ákos Löcher
Werk: Benedek Kovách
Lighting: Barnabás Novák
Professor Anna Sang Park wrote and directs Ahjumma, a one-act play appearing in the 7th Brownstone Steps Short Play Festival at South Oxford Space in Fort Greene on October 17-18. The play has been featured by Stage Whisperer.
Ahjumma
After the death of their housekeeper, a family is forced to confront the lies that have held them together. Ahjumma examines power, privilege, and the unseen labor that underpins the ideals we profess to cherish.
Cast
Matthew Park
Alexis Rosenbaum
Kathleen Kwan
Eric McGinty
