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Just a few years out of U of M’s film school, Anna Baumgarten is already an award-winning filmmaker. Hear her story and how, with the help of another U of M film grad, Danny Mooney, her film "Disfluency" grew from a short to an award-winning, feature-length film. They join host Deb Polich of Creative Washtenaw on this edition of "creative:impact."

Southern Institute of Technology is rolling out a new delivery mode for Screen Arts students this year; Hybrid-Flexible (HyFlex) Delivery offers a greater variety of ways to engage in study, with flexibility of learning the most obvious benefit, there are other positive outcomes expected as well.

After receiving the Women In the Director’s Chair’s 2021 Feature Film Award, Lindsay McIntyre is $250,000 closer to bringing her great-grandmother’s story to the big screen.

The inaugural New Contemporaries Online Showcase by Sydney College of the Arts presents the works of students from the Bachelor of Visual Arts

Understanding and responding to the challenge of cultural extremism, often manifested in anti-vaccine and conspiracy sentiment, a resurgent far right

After surviving the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and numerous other obstacles, the New Orleans Film Society is back with a bang for the 32nd annual New Orleans Film Festival (NOFF). Spanning

Esther Ashby-Coventry15:36, Jul 13 2021 Supplied Some of the Spilt Milk cast, clockwise from back left, Hannah Wederell as Fiona Green, Catherine May Smith as Maggie Green, Alex Gourdie as Ned Green and Rosie Pilgrim as Gilly Green. Former Mountainview High School student and current teacher in charge of drama, Catherine May Smith, has adapted a play she wrote for schools and will stage the new adult version at the Playhouse Theatre. May Smith has revised and rewritten her play, Spilt Milk, f...

Roger Morris, chair and founder of the ESA and managing director of Elstree Studios, said: "Im delighted to be able to join with ESA and ScreenSkills and the NFTS to provide vocational education and training for the creative industries and to provide young people with industry placements to ensure that they get the hands-on training to be employable across our industry. "It is a testament to the team’s hard work at the ESA over the last eight years that they are now an integral part of this...

By Jake Bickerton2021-05-13T10:32:00+01:00 The second of the UK’s Centres of Screen Excellence will offer new craft and tech traineeships for 18 and 19-year-olds The UK’s second Centre of Screen Excellence is to open in Elstree and Borehamwood, offering opportunities and training to those looking to establish careers in film and high-end TV. The Centre of Screen Excellence: Elstree has come about through a partnership between ScreenSkills, Elstree Screen Arts Academy, Elstree Film Studios...

Press Release – Southern Institute Of Technology If youre uncertain about what to do with your 2021, Southern Institute of Technology (SIT) has upcoming Open Nights to help make those important decisions. There are limited places available in some programmes for study this year, and the Open Nights … If you’re uncertain about what to do with your 2021, Southern Institute of Technology (SIT) has upcoming Open Nights to help make those important decisions. There are limited places availabl...