Business student Kiefer Wright recounts his co-op experience in one of the videos promoting experiential learning produced by students of film professor Mike Stasko.
The Office of Experiential Learning worked with film students to produce a series of short promotional videos.
Mike Stasko and Ray Wise in a scene from the drama “Iodine,” coming to video on demand November 1.
UWindsor prof and grad Mike Stasko welcomes the video-on-demand release of his 2009 feature drama Iodine.
Actors Daegun Daniel Lee and Jessie Cox in a scene from “Stand Up Man” filmed on the UWindsor campus.
The Windsor-based comedy feature Stand Up Man will celebrate its Ontario premiere November 2 at the Windsor International Film Festival.
A competition invites students to answer the question “What do the humanities mean to you?”
A competition invites students to answer the question “What do the humanities mean to you?”
UWindsor professor Tony Lau produced an ad that has won recognition from the Canadian Society of Cinematographers.
Communication, Media and Film graduate Matt Bendo (BA 2014) was recognized by the Canadian Society of Cinematographers with the 2017 award for Best Cinematography in the category of Branded/Corporate/Educational Cinematography.
Bendo received the honour April 1 in Toronto at the society’s 60th annual awards gala for his work on Storm, an ad for custom Lamborghini exhausts created by YST and Armytrix.
His former University of Windsor instructor, Tony Lau, produced the advertisement through his company, Film Loft Productions, with cinematography by Bendo.
Nominations and applications are now open for the position of head of the Department of Communication, Media and Film.
Director Alex Williams will discuss issues raised by his film The Pass System following a free public screening Wednesday in Vanier Hall.
Professors Kim Nelson, Brent Lee and Rob Nelson rehearse presentation of their interactive documentary, 130-Year Road Trip.
The project 130-Year Road Trip is an interactive documentary combining film, performance and live music.
Mike Stasko and Daniel Wilson in an image from the 2006 feature Things to Do, which will be screened during the Windsor International Film Festival.
Prof. Mike Stasko’s 2006 feature Things to Do will be screened during the Windsor International Film Festival.
Filmmaker Terra Long will take questions from the audience after a free public screening of some of her works Thursday on the UWindsor campus.
