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Students interested in pursuing a career in animation production were recently treated to a presentation by Ron Diamond, an experienced producer in the animation film industry. Diamond, who founded the … Continue Reading Animation Showcase Stops at Emerson
Joseph Rechtman (Dec) ’11 and Daniel Gamache ’11 were eating lunch in Emerson’s Little Building dining hall their freshman year when they began to hatch the idea for Gem of … Continue Reading A Chat with the Creators of BFA Film Gem of The West
Writing, Literature and Publishing Assistant Professor Roy Kamada recently published the critical work Post-Colonial Romanticisms: Landscape and the Possibility of Inheritance. The book examines the poems of post-colonial authors Jamaica … Continue Reading Kamada Discusses His Book
“Has there been a difference in politics since campaign finance reform?” and “Should personal biases influence journalists’ work?” were just some of the questions asked by Emerson students at the … Continue Reading Local Journalists Visit Campus for Post-Election Conversation
Emerson College released an update of its strategic diversity plan, Creating a Culture of Inclusion, on November 8. The report outlined ways the College promoted diversity and inclusion on campus … Continue Reading Diversity Plan Update
Alice McNeill, 17, stood confidently in front of friends, family, and strangers gathered in Emerson’s Bill Bordy Theater and recited her personal poem, “Calm After the Storm.”“So many girls are … Continue Reading Poetically Speaking 2010
Congratulations to Alan Schoolcraft ‘95 and Brent Simons ‘97, who wrote the screenplay for the #1 movie in North America. Last weekend, DreamWorks’ Megamind scored $43.7 million at the box … Continue Reading Mega-hit Megamind, written by Emerson grads
Four students. Four hours. $10,000 dollars on the line. When Sam Clarke ’09, Ian Cardoni ’12, Phil Hamilton ’11, and Stella Plato ’10 decided to revive Romeo and Juliet for … Continue Reading Emerson Students Collaborate on Winning Ad Campaign
In her film project Angkor's Children, Visual and Media Arts Associate Professor Lauren Shaw follows young Cambodians through their struggles to create a fresh start and better their country’s future. … Continue Reading Shaw to Return to Cambodia to Continue Work on Film
Hundreds of family, friends, faculty, and students gathered at Emerson College on November 6 to celebrate the life of Grace Kaskie ’11, who died unexpectedly on July 25 in Santa … Continue Reading Remembering Grace Kaskie ’11