Dafna Lemish
MCMA Faculty and Graduate Students Present Work at the Society for CInema and Media Studies (SCMS) Conference, New Orleans, March 2011:
Graduate Students:
Faculty Presenters:
Susan Felleman Chaired the panel “Silver Screen Memories: Hollywood Cinema in Contemporary Art” and also presented for this panel “Remembering, Repeating, and Working Through: Three Screen Memories by Wago Kreider”;
Eileen Meehan presented “Beaming Up the Money: National Amusements, Star Trek, and Sumner Redstone”;
Michele Torre presented “Antonina Khanzhonkova, the First Queen of the Russian Screens”;
Deborah Tudor Chaired the panel “Digital Effects on Cinema”.
Decemeber 2010 Radio-Television Faculty news updates.
Radio-Television - Phylis Johnson and Jan Thompson
Phylis Johnson and Jan Thompson have been recognized in an award ceremony for their years of service to SIUC in the Provost and Vice Chancellor area, on Friday December 3rd. Phylis has been with SIUC for 20 years and Jan for 10 years.
Radio-Television - David R Burns, Wago Kreider, HD Motyl, Jacob Podber
Four members of RT are presenting their creative work in the SIUC museum faculty exhibit: David Burns, Wago Kreider, Howard Motyl, and Jake Podber.
Radio-Television students Gabrielle Ntsimi and Brittney Edwards
Two RT students in the media industries sequence from this Fall's programming class have been accepted as interns for the National Association of Television Programming Executives (NATPE) international conference in Miami this coming January. Gabrielle Ntsimi and Brittney Edwards were selected from among hundreds of applicants who are studying the electronic media at universities throughout the nation. Interns help with information distribution, registration, seminar seating, publications distribution and other assignments that make the meeting go smoothly. The NATPE Educational Foundation pays the cost of conference registration, provides meals and covers the cost of housing at the Fontainebleu, Miami Beach for one week in January 2011, but the students are responsible for their own travel arrangements. The conference is not open to the public thus the student interns receive a unique, behind-the-scenes view of the television industry. Interns put in long hours but each student has an all access pass to the conference.
Radio-Television - Jacob Pobder
Jacob Podber attended the Oral History Association National Conference in Atlanta, GA, in October, where his article “Television’s Arrival in the Appalachian Mountains of the US: An Oral History," published in the journal Media History, was recognized as the 2010 Outstanding Article of the Year Award - Honorable Mention.
March 19th, 2010
" Final Cut Pro, Level 2" taught by Wago Kreider
Topics of this Level 2 workshop include capturing video and audio, various editing and trimming techniques (ripple, roll, slip and slide tools), audio editing, video compositing, basic color correction, video compositing, motion-keyframing, and whatever else pops up in the final Q & A part of the workshop. Don't miss this one, especially if you attended the Level 1 workshop on February 26th.
NOTE: Undergraduates welcome - please announce this workshop in your RT/CP/JRNL production classes!
Location: Room 9E,
March 19th, 2010 - Time: 9:00am - noon
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Mark Stoffel
Digital Media Systems Specialist
College of Mass Communications & Media Arts
1100 Lincoln Drive, Mailcode 6606
Southern Illinois University
Carbondale, IL 62901
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Tel. (618) 453-8464
This Friday, February 26th:
"Final Cut Pro, Level 1" - kicking off the Spring 2010 NMC Workshop Series!
This hands-on workshop, taught by Wago Kreider, is an introduction to the basic interface of FCP, will teach file organization, adjusting and customizing preferences and settings, basic editing functions, and how to finish and output your project.
Location: Room 9E, Time: 9:00am - noon
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Hope to see you there!
Mark Stoffel
Download Wago Kreider's CVIndependent filmmaking, broadcast television production, media studies.
Wago Kreider, Assistant Professor of video production, is a media artist, filmmaker, and curator of San Franciscos Studio 27, showcase for contemporary avant-garde film. His creative work engages with contemporary strategies of artistic reenactment, and the reconstruction of cinematic history. Through a critical meditation on the legacy of the filmic archive, his work explores the impact of database culture on digital filmmaking. Prior to receiving his MFA from the Visual Arts Department at Rutgers University, Professor Kreider spent seven years in San Francisco working as a producer and director of photography for news, corporate, and broadcast television. His films and videos have recently screened at the Museum of Modern Art in New York, the Hong Kong Film Festival, the London Film Festival, the Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washington D.C., the New York Film Festival, and will be featured at this years Viennale, the International Film Festival of Vienna.
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