Film Festivals, Internships, Collaboration, and More!
The Film and Video Arts Department at Lycoming College is pleased to announce the 11th year of our Student Film and Video Festival. The deadline for submissions is May 1st, 2018 by midnight.
The Film/Media Studies program is accepting proposals for independent student projects undertaken outside the classroom and requiring financial support. These projects may range from travel and fees connected to attendance at conferences or workshops; to the production of films or other media work; to any endeavors related to the pursuit of more knowledge and/or experience in the study and practice of film/media practice, exhibition, history, criticism, etc. Preference will be given to FMS majors and minors.
This Friday, April 13th, is the start of the Spring 2018 Editing Challenge! This is a great opportunity for you to test your editing skills. Film student, Max Kane shot footage for an indie musician and is challenging you to create the music video! The challenge will run from April 13th-May 1st.
Students interested in Journalism careers are welcome to participate in this Alumni Career Services sponsored webinar. Join us on April 4th at 5pm in Bertrand Library Traditional Reading Room to hear from alumni about their career paths into journalism and learn what it takes to be successful in digital and broadcast media!
We are seeking enthusiastic undergraduate students with an interest in Entertainment and Media, for internship opportunities in New York, NY and Santa Monica, CA.
The Bucknell Intercollegiate Film Festival (BIFF) wants to see Pennsylvania student films! We’ve extended our FINAL deadline to March 18th–don’t miss out!!!
The Res Colleges are looking to hire one to two students to create videos for the Res College YouTube channel. Below is the full position description. Be in touch if you’re interested!
This is the fourth year for Writing Wrongs literary journalism project at which college students immerse themselves in a specific societal issue and create a print book about the topic. By telling the stories of those directly involved, Writing Wrongs offers a different and often-ignored perspective that challenges stereotypes and prejudices.
The 3rd biennial Bucknell Intercollegiate Film Festival wants to see your student film! We are inviting submissions for the 2018 festival, to take place on April 29th in the historic 1941 Campus Theatre in downtown Lewisburg, Pennsylvania. The deadline for submissions is March 5th.
The Digital Video Editing Lab is hiring again this semester. If you have any editing experience – or want to get some – this may be the perfect on campus job for you. Interested? Contact Justin Guzman at jag064@bucknell.edu.
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