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.
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.
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?
Many higher education institutions in the Boston area are providing their facilities, including residence halls, to healthcare workers and first responders amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.
Associate Professor and Graduate Program Director for Journalism Tim Riley, who has written extensively about the Beatles and rock history, takes a look into the Beatles breakup 50 years later.
President Pelton added his perspective to a Boston Globe article describing how local leaders are conducting businesses during this uncertain time, and lessons they are learning.
Charles Wesley Emerson Professor and Pulitzer prize-winner Megan Marshall writes about her experiences and thoughts walking through Mt. Auburn Cemetery during the past few weeks of social distancing for the online journal of Arrowsmith Press.
VMA affiliated faculty member Erin Trahan, who is also a film writer for The ARTery, highlights the ReelAbilities Film Festival, which has moved online in light of the COVD-19 pandemic.
David Dower, ArtsEmerson’s artistic director, was interviewed for a piece describing the effect of COVID-19 on the theatre world, which has essentially grinded to a halt amidst the global health pandemic.
WCVB’s Chronicle aired a “College Road Trip” segment (filmed in February), visiting higher education institutions around the state, and included a visit to WERS.
