You are going to love this one!
Come out and listen to Dr. Deborah Vargas enlighten us about "On the Brown Soul!"
Extra credit opportunities are available!
We will see you at TLC 1200!
Are you ready for an interesting talk led by Dr. Jordan Stokes of Juilliard?
Well, you are in luck!
Please, join us as we learn more about "Music, Voice, and Narrative Framing in High Noon!"
Extra credit opportunities are available!
We will see you at Callaway 145!
Matthew Head, Emmy-Award Winning Composer, will be joining us at the University of West Georgia to give us some insight on his career and many passions.
Don't miss the fun! There are also extra credit opportunities available.
Want to learn more about Mr. Head? Read about him on his personal website for some in-depth facts.
We will see you at Callaway 145!
TLC 1301
Join us for this fantastic lecture with Dr. Hart from North Carolina State University!
Congratulations to our wonderful undergraduate film scholars: Leslie Robertson, Patrick Brian Harris, Tasha Hayes, and Collin Jones for presenting in our annual Undergraduate Research Conference.
They presented in a Documentary panel under the supervision of Dr. Erin Lee Mock.
TLC 1200
Meet, Anna Holmer, the director of The Fits. After a screening of the film, she will stay for an audience Q&A.
As an introduction to the internship and class credit options available to West Georgia students next semester, the Georgia Film Academy gave an informational lecture about their program, a panel discussion with faculty and those working with the new program, and a brief Q&A with prospective students.
Congratulations to our wonderful undergraduate film scholars: Kelsey James, John McPherson, Daiyaan Hutson, and Christa Young for presenting in our annual Undergraduate Research Conference.
They presented in a Film Noir panel under the supervision of Dr. Erin Lee Mock.
Congratulations to our wonderful undergraduate film scholars: Horace Noles, Joshua Davidson, and Andriana Collins-Brockman for presenting in our annual Undergraduate Research Conference.
They presented in a Film Noir panel under the supervision of Dr. Erin Lee Mock.
TLC 1203
Join us for this fantastic lecture with Dr. Hefner!
We are so excited to host filmmaker Alison Bagnall for a screening of her AFI, SXSW, ATLFF, and on and on nominated film, Funny Bunny It tells the bizarre story of a latchkey trust-funder and a hapless anti-childhood-obesity crusader bond as they vie for the heart of a troubled animal activist.
The event will take place at the Carrollton Cultural Arts Center on February 24. The screening starts at 6pm and will be followed by a conversation with the filmmaker herself, live in-person! It's free and open to the public, so come one come all (well, maybe over 13).
Duane Theobald, a graduate student in Film Studies, moderated a panel on vampire films, featuring undergraduates Julia Powell, Alex Hawkins, and Christa Young.
Whether you're interested in the Atlanta rap game, struggling to figure out how to maintain and further your ambition with so much on your plate, looking for nuanced images of black fatherhood, or a documentary fan, you'll want to check out Atlanta Film Festival hit, Divided Time. After the screening, filmmaker Will Feagins will talk to us about his inspiration, how the film fits into his larger project, what art means to him and how he thinks it matters to the world.
Free and open to all Film Studies Minors. October 20 at 5:30pm, Callaway 145.
Hey Horror Fans! Screenwriter Michael Lucker is joining us to talk about his "Big Break"—writing the screenplay for Wes Craven's Vampire in Brooklyn, starring Eddie Murphy. After watching the film, he'll tell us about: how he made the transition from Atlanta boy to Hollywood heavy hitter, the differences between writing for animation and live action, and all aspects of the artistic process.
Film Studies Minors are invited to Callaway 145 at 5:30pm on Thursday, October 15.
Meet the director and screenwriters of Good Grief Suicide Hotline, one of the hits—and one of the funniest films—of this year's Atlanta Film Festival. After a screening of the film, these two gentlemen will stay for an audience Q&A.
The event is free and open to the public. At TLC 1200: doors open at 6:45pm and the screening begins at 7pm.
Hope to see you there!
