The Marshall McLuhan Centenary Fellowship will support UWindsor professor Michael Darroch’s work on the history of early media studies in Canada.
The Marshall McLuhan Centenary Fellowship will support UWindsor professor Michael Darroch’s work on the history of early media studies in Canada.
Students get hands-on experience by participating in film productions, like this project dramatizing a house robbery.
Students get hands-on experience by participating in film productions, like this project dramatizing a house robbery.
Professor Min Bae’s film “Stillwater,” set in prohibition-era Windsor, will enjoy its world premiere on Wednesday, November 4.
Professor Min Bae’s film “Stillwater,” set in prohibition-era Windsor, will enjoy its world premiere on Wednesday, November 4.
Student Nuellah Abraham is featured in a video on UWindsor programs in sociology, anthropology and criminology.
A series of videos produced by the Student Recruitment Office shows what current students are saying about their UWindsor experiences.
The Control film crew involved UWindsor Communication, Media and Film students as interns helping professor and filmmaker, Mike Stasko on the film set.
Four UWindsor Communication, Media and Film (CMF) students joined their professor this summer as interns on an actual film set, putting theory into practice.
Matthew Sabelli; Christina Bresolin; Erik de Paulsen; and Kurt Sasso joined professor and filmmaker, Mike Stasko in shooting, The Control, a science-fiction movie co-written and co-directed by professor Stasko and Eric Schiller. The film is a production of Stasko’s film company, "The Dot Film Company".
UWindsor alumnus Chris George plays Gisbert Grasshopper in the CBC Kid's TV show The Moblees.
UWindsor alumnus Chris George is performing in Windsor as part of the popular CBC Kid's TV show The Moblees’ promotional tour, June 19 and 20.
UWindsor graduates Melissa Maestre (r.) Brian Khan (l.) are among other alumni and current students who lent their talents to Stillwater, a short film directed and co-written by professor Min Bae (center).
Students and grads recently pooled their talents to help UWindsor film professor produce a short film rich in Essex County history.
Ramona Codreanu, Domenic Panetta and Noah Diesbourg explore smartphone functionality during a break in Campus Technology Day 2014.
Limited spots available at Campus Technology Day 2015.
Lisa Lipton, Ballad Boy, 2014, Chapter VIII - The Impossible Blue Rose, Woody Point, Gros Morne, NL, Video Still - HD Video, Mixed media installation and site-specific performance involving: costuming, painted walls, rocks & found objects, wood burnt branches, lighting, stationary designs, 30 min. video for computer prop, music, Photo: Tom Cochrane
Two Master of Fine Arts alumni are on this year’s Sobey Art Award long list of nominees representing the Atlantic provinces
Dr. Johnson to present his skeptical view on “Visual Arguments”
