Actors Kevin McDonald and Colin Mochrie have joined the cast of the comedy feature “Boys vs. Girls,” which will begin shooting in Windsor this June.
Actors Kevin McDonald and Colin Mochrie have joined the cast of the comedy feature “Boys vs. Girls,” which will begin shooting in Windsor this June.
UWindsor professor Mike Stasko co-wrote, -produced, -directed, and stars in the sci-fi thriller “The Control,” which will premiere next week.
UWindsor professor Mike Stasko co-wrote, -produced, -directed, and stars in the sci-fi thriller “The Control,” which will premiere next week.
UWindsor grad Matt Bendo won a national award for cinematography on branded content Saturday for the second straight year.
UWindsor grad Matt Bendo won a national award for cinematography on branded content Saturday for the second straight year.
The Department of Communication, Media, and Film is holding its annual film festival April 15 at the Chrysler Theatre.
The Department of Communication, Media, and Film is holding its annual film festival April 15 at the Chrysler Theatre.
UWindsor alumnus Matt Bendo is nominated for a Canadian Society of Cinematographers award for his commercial promoting a boxing training academy.
UWindsor alumnus Matt Bendo is nominated for a Canadian Society of Cinematographers award for his commercial promoting a boxing training academy.
“Soz: A Ballad of Maladies” showcases the transformation of the Kashmiri cultural scene from traditional poetry and Sufiyana into hip-hop.
“Soz: A Ballad of Maladies” showcases the transformation of the Kashmiri cultural scene from traditional poetry and Sufiyana into hip-hop.
Kyle Asquith, a professor in the communications, media, and film department, will examine advertising and consumer culture in a free public lecture Wednesday.
Professor Kyle Asquith will present a free public lecture entitled “Social Communications in Advertising,” Wednesday in Katzman Lounge.
Gabriel Giuliani, Kassandra Coates, and Selina McCallum represented a UWindsor team who won a second-place prize in a national competition for their documentary video project.
A team of UWindsor film students won a second-place prize in a national competition for their documentary video project.
Three-year-old Marley Bechard is the subject of the student documentary “Marley’s Journey.”
The UWindsor team behind the short documentary Marley’s Journey are finalists in a national competition for media and film students.
UWindsor film professor Mike Stasko is seeking support for his latest project, the feature “Boys vs. Girls.”
UWindsor film professor Mike Stasko is seeking support for his latest project, the feature “Boys vs. Girls.”
