The documentary “Be Taylor” reflects the work of a number of UWindsor grads and students.
The documentary “Be Taylor” reflects the work of a number of UWindsor grads and students.
Jaleah Taylor’s documentary “To the Soul” is one of two projects by the recent film grad selected to air as part of “Reel Shorts: Windsor.”
UWindsor student Elissa Weir will premiere two short films at the Windsor International Film Festival, including “Sapphic Dating for Rural Victorians.”
Producer and director Matt Gallagher is nominated for a Canadian Screen Award for his documentary on Windsor’s COVID-response field hospital.
The thesis film of MFA candidate Calum Hotchkiss is nominated for the Canadian Cinema Editors’ Student Award of Merit.
The thesis film of MFA candidate Calum Hotchkiss is nominated for the Canadian Cinema Editors’ Student Award of Merit.
Martin Ouellette was named Best Actor at the Central Alberta Film Festival for his role in a work by film students Gemma Cunial and Calum Hotchkiss.
Martin Ouellette was named Best Actor at the Central Alberta Film Festival for his role in a work by film students Gemma Cunial and Calum Hotchkiss.
Education professor Susan Holloway leads The Multiliteracies Project, which aims to expand understanding of literacy beyond reading and writing.
Education professor Susan Holloway leads The Multiliteracies Project, which aims to expand understanding of literacy beyond reading and writing.
“Starving Artist” by newly-minted drama and film grad Dominique Nickels (BA 2020) is one of 13 works in the Windsor Youth Short Film Showcase.
UWindsor students and alumni are among the young filmmakers whose works are featured in the Windsor Youth Short Film Showcase.
The Windsor International Film Festival will screen “Buskin’ in the Subway” Nov. 4 as part of its collection of local short works.
Creators of seven of the 12 films in the “WIFF Local Shorts” collection have a connection to the University of Windsor.
