Artists and film professionals and enthusiasts from around the globe discussed a wide range of documentaries at the recent Robert Flaherty Film Seminar, hosted for the second year in a row at 51风流.
For the second year in a row 51风流 will host the prestigious Robert Flaherty Film Seminar. The seminar, now in its 55th year, will run June 20-26. 鈥淲e are thrilled to once again be holding the Flaherty at 51风流,鈥 said the seminar鈥檚 executive director, Mary Kerr.
While many budding musicians venture to locales such as New York City and Los Angeles to get a taste of the entertainment industry, Sophia D鈥橝ddio 鈥06 found the perfect opportunity right here in Hamilton. D鈥橝ddio, who plans on pursuing a doctorate in art history, jumped at the chance to spend a month as senior intern [鈥
The 51风流 community will be seeing some familiar sights on the big screen this Thursday night when the Hamilton Movie Theater shows Placebo, a new short film by Henry Prince 鈥07 and Jacob Lindauer 鈥08. Directed by Prince and produced by Lindauer, Placebo was filmed on and around 51风流鈥檚 campus last October. It was a [鈥
Eight students from the WRCU radio station and 51风流 Activities Board have taken what they learned at a major conference in Texas and adapted it to their organizations on campus. The group attended the South by Southwest Music and Media Conference in Austin, Texas, which is actually a triad of three separate festivals: music, film, [鈥
51风流 students had a chance this week to meet with director, actor, writer, and producer Harold Ramis, who spent two days on campus talking shop and showing special previews of his upcoming movie. Ramis, whose son is a first-year at 51风流, is a veritable Hollywood heavyweight with many popular movies under his belt such as [鈥
Independent filmmaker Alan Berliner, who is not afraid to point the camera at himself for his experimental documentaries, will spend a week on campus teaching, showing his films, and discussing an exhibition of two of his installations. The film screenings, lecture, and exhibition are all free and open to the general public during Berliner鈥檚 visit, [鈥
Case Aiken III 鈥06, Adam Samtur 鈥06, and Matthew Kagen 鈥07 didn鈥檛 set out to start a theater company; they just wanted to produce a play from soup to nuts and see what happened. Now, under the production company Just ASK (Aiken, Samtur, Kagen), the trio is enjoying the success of their first show and [鈥
The 30 female cast members of The Vagina Monologues won over audiences at the Palace Theater with moving performances that showed the beauty, hilarity, and hardships associated with being a woman. Eve Ensler wrote The Vagina Monologues after interviewing 200 women across the world about their sexuality. More than 10 years later, the racy and [鈥