PROF TALK is an ongoing series in which MA Film Studies students at Concordia’s Mel Hoppenheim School of Cinema interview Mel Hop professors about their research interests, practices, and what brought them to their discipline in the first place. You can…
PROF TALK is an ongoing series in which MA Film Studies students at Concordia’s Mel Hoppenheim School of Cinema interview Mel Hop professors about their research interests, practices, and what brought them to their discipline in the first place. You can…
PROF TALK is an ongoing series in which an MA Film Studies student at Concordia’s Mel Hoppenheim School of Cinema interviews Mel Hop professors about their research interests, practices, and what brought them to their discipline in the first place. You…
PROF TALK is an ongoing series in which an MA Film Studies student at Concordia’s Mel Hoppenheim School of Cinema interviews Mel Hop professors about their research interests, practices, and what brought them to their discipline in the first place. You…
Concordia doctoral students Jordan Gowanlock and Theo Stojanov are joined by Université de Montréal colleague Philippe Bédard as issue editors, with managing editor Rachel Webb Jekanowski. The latest issue of Synoptique takes as its point of departure the identity of cinema…
Concordia PhD Student Viviane Saglier presented on Friday 7th April for the Film Studies Film Colloquium Series on her research that tackles Issues of negotiation, collaboration and co-optation within Palestinian filmmaking. Due to the Isreali occupation of the West Bank…
PROF TALK is an ongoing series in which an MA Film Studies student at Concordia’s Mel Hoppenheim School of Cinema interviews Mel Hop professors about their research interests, practices, and what brought them to their discipline in the first place.…
PROF TALK is an ongoing series in which Julie Brousseau, an MA Film Studies student at Concordia’s Mel Hoppenheim School of Cinema, interviews Mel Hop professors about their research interests, practices, and what brought them to their discipline in the…
Chicago-based filmmaker and anthropologist J.P. Sniadecki visited the Mel Hoppenheim School of Cinema on Friday, March 3rd, to deliver the inaugural Mary Ann Beckett-Baxter Memorial Lecture in addition to hosting a Master Class in filmmaking. Acquiring his Anthropology PhD at…
PROF TALK is an ongoing series in which Julie Brousseau, an MA Film Studies student at Concordia’s Mel Hoppenheim School of Cinema, interviews Mel Hop professors about their research interests, practices, and what brought them to their discipline in the…
The second instalment of the Film Studies Colloquium Series on Friday, February 17, featured Brian Price, Associate Professor of Visual Studies and Cinema Studies from The University of Toronto. Interested in questions of film and philosophy, Price has often theorised…
PROF TALK is an ongoing series in which Julie Brousseau, an MA Film Studies student at Concordia’s Mel Hoppenheim School of Cinema, interviews Mel Hop professors about their research interests, practices, and what brought them to their discipline in the…