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ITVS Community Cinema and WHYY in partnership with Give an Hour and the Temple University Film and Media Arts Department present a free screening of the Oscar-nominated film Hell and Back Again, which was edited by Fiona Otway, an MFA student in the FMA Department. She will participate … Continue reading
Summer 2012: May 17 – July 31, 2012 *tentative Application deadline: March 1, 2012 The L.A. Internship Program provides students with direct learning insights and professional work experiences in the media and entertainment industries. The program is open to undergraduate, graduate … Continue reading
Edited by Film and Media Arts professor Roderick Coover and Thomas Bartscherer, Switching Codes brings together leading American and European scholars, scientists, and artists—including Charles Bernstein, Ian Foster, Bruno Latour, Alan Liu, and Richard Powers—to consider how the precipitous growth of … Continue reading
Welcome to Temple Film & Media Arts Welcome to the Department of Film and Media Arts. In the fifteen years since its inception, the Department has emerged as one of the leading academic and creative programs in the country. Our … Continue reading
Rodney Evans, Visiting Assistant Professor, Film and Media Arts Department, started shooting his second feature length narrative film this summer. THE HAPPY SAD, based on the play by Ken Urban, follows two couples, one black and one white, whose lives … Continue reading
Filmmaker Katya Gorker, FMA ’12, takes a turn in front of the camera in her acting debut in Jacqueline Goss’ The Observers, playing a short run this week at Anthology Film Archives in New York. Gorker and Dani Leventhal, also a filmmaker, play climatologists who go about the solitary and steadfast work of measuring and recording the weather on Mt. Washington in New Hampshire. Based in part on the Nathaniel Hawthorne story The Great Carbuncle, the film features the extreme and varying beauty of the windiest mountain in the world.
Reviews of The Observers have appeared in Time Out … Read more »
Diamond Screen Film Festival
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