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...]
Pre-Screening Trailer of local film “The Rink”
by Sarah Friedland and Ryan Joseph
Newark + The Rink from Sarah Friedland on Vimeo.
WHEN: Sunday, June 26, 2011 at 5:00 PM
For more information on “The Rink” visit www.therinkfilm.com
5:15 PM Showing of LUNAFEST Films
WHERE: Hell’s Kitchen Lounge, 150 Lafayette Street, Newark, NJ
PRESS RELEASE
Contact: Tami Gold – Professor/Filmmaker
Hunter College – Dept of Film & Media Studies
212 772-4953
June 14, 2011
Hunter College Film & Media Studies IMA Graduate student wins National Board of Review Student Grant Competition award for documentary about musician Andreas Scholl
The Hunter College Film & Media Studies – Intergraded Media Arts Graduate Program is pleased to announce that Mariano Wainsztein — an IMA graduate student — has won an award from the prestigious National Board of Review for his documentary The Animal in You, which he filmed, directed and edited.
For over 101 years the National Board of Review has dedicated its efforts to the support of film, domestic and foreign, as both art and entertainment. This nonprofit organization celebrates the distinctive voice of the individual artist, honoring excellence and supporting freedom of expression in film.
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Prof. Kelly Anderson’s documentary “My Brooklyn” is featured in Carter – a hip-hop magazine
My Brooklyn Documentary from CARTER™ Magazine on Vimeo.
CARTER™ Magazine gives you a look behind the making of “My Brooklyn,” a documentary about Director Kelly Anderson’s personal journey, as a Brooklyn “gentrifier,” to understand the forces reshaping her neighborhood along lines of race and class.
The story begins when Anderson moves to Brooklyn in 1988, lured by cheap rents and bohemian culture. By Michael Bloomberg’s election as mayor in 2001, a massive speculative real estate boom is rapidly altering the neighborhoods she has come to call home. She watches as an explosion of luxury housing and chain store development spurs bitter conflict over who has a right to live in the city and to determine its future.
more info: http://carter-mag.com/