An Update on Today’s Events
We write this evening, after a day of many highs and lows, to keep our community informed about the protest earlier today outside the Cutler Majestic Theatre.
Shedding Light on Analog Filmmaking at Emerson
Few film schools offer the caliber of analog film education that Emerson College does.
Bernhardt: ‘More Than Ever, the World Needs Emersonians’
Bernhardt used his address to try to define what makes someone “Emersonian.”
Emerson Film Festival Showcases Student, Alum Talent Behind the Camera
Four student filmmakers took home prizes
Poe-Themed Southwick Recital Kicks off Inauguration Celebration
The recital may have set a record for most portrayers of Edgar Allen Poe in one show.
Harnessing AI Skills for Communications and Arts Industries
Two College working groups continue to analyze the impacts of AI on different career sectors.
Flynn’s New Doc Shines Projector’s Bulb on Film Collecting as Preservation
The documentary is about passionate cinephiles with piles of forgotten reels, and their work to preserve films.
Academy Awards Internship Takes Brooks ’24 Behind the Scenes
On the day of the Oscars, Brooks helped with run-throughs and rehearsals of the show.
Teaching Awards 2024
We received over 250 nominations this year, which shows the degree to which excellence in teaching is recognized and appreciated.
Yoshikawa on the Arc of Identity: Los Angeles Review of Books
“It turned out that this quest to understand my father was one to understand myself,” says Yoshikawa.