Gender and Women’s Studies and Film/Media
“Without the broad education provided by a liberal arts program I would not have been able to come to such a unique focus of study on my own.”
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“Without the broad education provided by a liberal arts program I would not have been able to come to such a unique focus of study on my own.”
Continue reading "Isaac Marshall"Professor Ashish Chadha’s new book “Bureaucratic Archaeology: State, Science, and Past in Postcolonial India” was published by Cambridge University Press.
Continue reading "Professor Ashish Chadha on Archaeology, Bureaucracy, and Science in Postcolonial India"Rachel Mossberg ’10 majored in film/media and minored in both art and professional and public writing. She now works as an associate producer for MUNCHIES, VICE’s food channel.
Continue reading "Rachel Mossberg ’10 on Her Path to Digital Media"For online film courses this summer, URI’s Film/Media program is utilizing smartphone production kits that enable students to execute filmmaking and all aspects of production from their own personal cellphones.
Continue reading "Transforming Cellphones into Cinema Cameras: Summer Film/Media Courses Utilizing New Technologies"Justin Wyatt, associate director of the Harrington School of Communication and Media and professor of Communication Studies and Film/Media, released a book about the 1999 film.
Continue reading "Professor releases new book on ‘Virgin Suicides’ film"Professor Mary Healey Jamiel’s awarding-winning documentary film “Searchdog” has been released to an international audience on i-Tunes, Amazon, and Google Play.
Continue reading "URI professor’s critically acclaimed film released to international audiences"Justin Wyatt, Assistant Professor of Communication Studies and Film/Media, is the newly appointed Associate Director of the Harrington School of Communication & Media.
Continue reading "Faculty Profile: Justin Wyatt"An invitation for a screening is an honor. Of 6,000 submissions from throughout the world, only 300 films were selected — three of which are by graduates of the URI’s Harrington School of Communication and Media. The winning films qualify for short films at the Oscars.
Continue reading "Films by URI graduates selected for Rhode Island Film Festival"At the end of every semester, the film/media program in the Harrington School of Communication and Media throws a fest to screen students’ short films—and showcase their talents in front of parents, friends and faculty. “The auditorium is completely packed,’’ says Rebecca Romanow, program director. “The films are just wonderful.”
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