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Basic Soldering Workshop

soldering workshop poster

Thurs. Oct. 23 | 1-2PM | HN478
Open to Film & Media and IMA students only
Must RSVP: https://fm-soldering-fall25.eventbrite.com

Join us for intro to soldering workshop in the Physical Computing Lab. Each student will get a simple kit to work on and leave with a finished item. Space is limited. 

Questions? Contact Prof. Sha Sha Feng (sfeng@hunter.cuny.edu)

Prof. Tami Gold’s film screening

Prof. Tami Gold’s film SEX WORK It’s Just a Job premieres at Cinema Village, NYC – Workers Unite Film Festival on Thur. Oct 23rd | 6:30PM

Tickets & Info

About the film:
The story of the struggle to decriminalize sex work through an ensemble of people who work in the sex trades. Produced by Alex Vitale & Bievenida Matías.

Prof. Mick Hurbis-Cherrier’s new book

book cover Mastering Screenplay

Retired Prof. Mick Hurbis-Cherrier’s new book Mastering Screenplay Form & Style has recently been published by Routledge Press (Taylor & Francis).

Mastering Screenplay Form and Style shows you how professional screenwriters actually write scripts. This reference manual explores all aspects of the form, from essential format requirements to the expressive, literary qualities of screenplay language. Organized in three parts, this book systematically reveals the full essence of the screenwriter’s craft.

  • The Ground Rules: A deep dive into the fundamental rhetorical concepts for dramatizing a story for the screen; the craft and style concepts that underpin everything working screenwriters use.

  • The Industry Standards: A scrupulous overview of the professional norms for script formatting and language, including the function and correct use of the six screenplay elements for common, advanced, and challenging narrative situations. This section also includes methods for creating indelible character introductions and managing story and screen time on the page.

  • Expressive Screenwriting: Shows how precise visual writing can infuse your scripts with cinematic energy, dramatic tone, POV, and narrative flow. This section also explores when, why, and how screenwriters bend and even break screenwriting conventions for dramatic purpose.
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