Film in Britain 2019 | May 25th to June 29
My colleague Pete Johnston had a blast leading the Film in Britain program in 2019. The program offered students the opportunity to study film history and film production in two of Britain’s most vibrant cities: London and Edinburgh. The program combined film studies, production, and exposure to London and Edinburgh as cinematic cities. We hosted talks and screenings by British filmmakers, screenwriters, and curators, and screened films at the British Film Institute and all over London’s great cinemas. We also attended the Edinburgh Film Festival. More information is available here.
Thursday Film Collective discussion will be on VAMPYR, available on YouTube (with a pretty sweet original score, too): Join the discussion at 8pm Eastern Thursday night. Any and all are welcome! https://t.co/Qo7vJBvs9h https://t.co/3NtcdpThoT
Read More@FollowingMsu That includes faculty, staff, friends, family—everybody can join in!
Read More@FollowingMsu Nope, all are invited and welcome! The films are mostly publicly available, and the discussion is open to all.
Read MoreThursday's MSU Film Collective discussion will cover the silent classic NOSFERATU. More info and Zoom link at https://t.co/q8HwnDpf4N
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Read MoreThursday the MSU Film Collective kicks off a virtual season of GLOBAL HORROR CINEMA. Watch THE CABINET OF DR. CALIGARI at home today or tomorrow, then join the discussion on Zoom at 8pm Eastern on Thursday. More info: https://t.co/miiUiAIVF4
Read MoreWelcome back, folks! We're excited for a new, challenging year of film watching, film discussion, and filmmaking.
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Read MoreSound is so critical to our films—grab some free sound fx or record your own.
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