Students Document Pandemic Life: Boston 25
Visual and Media Arts students Kali Van Dusen and Liam Crossen made documentaries that show their current experiences since the global COVID-19 pandemic began and shared them with Boston 25.
House on Racial Justice Being More Than Conviction in Arbery’s Death: The Hill
It will require more than a conviction in the death of Ahmaud Arbery to have racial justice in Georgia/
Di Bonaventura to Produce 2084 Film: Hollywood Reporter
Board of Trustees member Lorenzo di Bonaventura and President of Di Bonaventura Pictures Television and Di Bonaventura Pictures, Inc. will produce the recently picked up movie 2084 by Paramount Pictures and written by Mattson Tomlin, co-writer of The Batman.
Raynauld on Disinformation: Tech News World & Pandemic Approaches: Policy Options
Communication Studies Assistant Professor Vincent Raynauld spoke to Tech News World regarding a recent report from the London-based Institute of Strategic Dialogue. that shows far-right organizations and everyday people are using COVID-19 to spread disinformation and hate.
Richard on Employment and Economy: Boston 25
Senior affiliated faculty and founder of BIGFish PR David Gerzof Richard tells Boston 25 that in this current COVID-19 economy, those seeking employment need to demonstrate their online competencies in order to be an attractive candidate.
VMA’s Cooper on TV Doctors: Time Magazine
VMA professor Tom Cooper, who teaches media ethics, contributed to a piece regarding the influence of TV doctors during the COVID-19 pandemic.
ArtsEmerson’s Howse Named One of 100 Most Influential People in Boston: Boston Magazine
“David Howse has pushed an ambitious program while keeping his theaters financially viable.”
Emerson a Top MFA Screenwriting Program: MovieMaker
Senior Scholar-in-Residence and Graduate Program Director for Writing for Film and Television Jim Lane spoke to MovieMaker.com regarding the qualities that make Emerson’s low residency screenwriting program a unique and top program.
Ryan on COVID-19 Hollywood Impact: CNBC
Filmmaker and Visual and Media Arts assistant professor Mike Ryan weighs in on the impact of COVID-19 on Hollywood to CNBC for a piece featuring commentary from experts in the industry.
Srinivas on Handshake Alternative: NPR
Institute Professor of Anthropology, Religion and Transnational Studies Tulasi Srinivas contributed to an NPR All Things Considered story regarding handshaking – will we ever do it again?