Legendary Rock Photographer Henry Diltz to Hold On-Campus Show, Reception August 14
Diltz was the official photographer of the legendary Woodstock Festival.
Gersh Agency Offers Exclusive Access to Entertainment Industry via Emerson LA Partnership
From talent to digital agents, the head of alternative programming to HR representatives — the program provided participants with an intimate view of what it’s like to work at an agency.
Emerson Partners with Mass. Production Coalition on Summer Film Camp
This kind of engagement benefits Emerson, students, and the local filmmaking industry, said School of Film, Television & Media Arts Interim Dean Shaun Clarke.
CSD Researchers Studying Conversation Between Autistic, Non-Autistic Tweens through NIH Grant
Professor Ruth Grossman and research coordinator Elana Groves are trying to determine what factors best predict conversational success in adolescents, particularly between autistic and non-autistic kids.
WLP Professor Probes Graphic Novel Publishing Advances at Comic-Con
Rodzvilla participated in a panel about advances in publishing.
Emerson Filmmaker Wins Short Film Funding from Vimeo
Master of Fine Art candidate Carmen Pedrero was one of five filmmakers across the country to receive a Vimeo Short Film Grant to shoot her thesis film
Leaders for Our Shared Future
I am pleased to announce permanent appointments for key positions supporting two strategic priorities: “Operational Excellence to Ensure Effective Performance and Financial Strength,” and “Collaborative Connections to Develop and Cultivate Stronger Relationships and External Partnerships.”
College Creates New School of Film, Television, and Media Arts
This fall, Visual and Media Arts students will return as part of the new School of Film, Television, and Media Arts, a new academic structure that elevates VMA and will offer new pathways to the creative industry.
Andrade-Watkins Documentary Part of RI Exhibit Celebrating Cape Verdean Heritage
Professor Claire Andrade-Watkins‘ 2016 web docuseries Working the Boats: Masters of the Craft, about the history and legacy of Local 1329 of the International Longshoreman’s Association, is part of Blue … Continue Reading Andrade-Watkins Documentary Part of RI Exhibit Celebrating Cape Verdean Heritage
A Happy Beginning: First-Ever Popular Fiction Retreat a Huge Success
MFA students participated in writing seminars, a book crawl, and presented their own writing.