What were you doing Friday night? Eleven students competed in the 24-Hour race to make a horror film in under 24 hours. What did they come up with? Come see for yourself at 7pm on Halloween (October 31) at the Campus Theatre! Directly followed by Kubrick’s classic scarefest The Shining!
Meet our faculty and students and hear about all the opportunities our program offers, including upcoming events you’ll want to know about. Among the speakers are students Casey Venema (’18), who will tell you about the Film Club; Camilla Bowin (’20), speaking about the recent trip to the Toronto Film Festival; and Max Kane (’18) talking about his internship experience at the Cannes Film Festival.
Race to write, shoot, and edit a short film… in just 24 hours! Prizes will be given and the winning film will screen at the Campus Theatre before The Shining on Halloween Night.
Artist Michelle Jaffé’s video and sound work Soul Junk will be showing at the Milton Art Bank from October 21 to January 6. The artist will be present for an opening day reception.
NYU’s Moving Image Archiving and Preservation (MIAP) program is now accepting applications for its Master of Arts degree. MIAP is a two-year, interdisciplinary course of study that trains future professionals to manage and preserve collections of film, video, digital, and multimedia works. MIAP is situated within the Department of Cinema Studies in the acclaimed Tisch School of the Arts.