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The Mel Hoppenheim School of Cinema invites applications for one limited-term appointment position in Film Production at the rank of Lecturer or Assistant Professor, effective August 15, 2010 to May 31, 2011. Deadline for applications: March 1, 2010.
[more]The Office of the Vice President of Research and Graduate Studies
The Advanced Research Team on History and Epistemology of Moving Image Studies and
Le département de communication de l’Université de Montréal
are pleased to present a public lecture with
Geneviève Sellier
Université de Caen
Modernity and archaïsm in the New Wave
Friday, February 12, 2010
at 16h30
MB-3,210
(The new John Molson School of Business building, 1450 Guy)
Concordia University
For more information please contact
Or see our website
ARTHEMIS
is pleased to present a public lecture with
Christian Keathley
Middlebury College
Cinephilia’s Missing Term :
Découpage
Friday, February 5th, 2010
Concordia University
EV-5,615
At 16h30
For more information please contact
Or see our Website
The annual “Noisemakers” issue of The Mirror profiles up and coming artists in Montreal. The 2010 edition paid tribute to several Mel Hoppenheim students and grads including alumna Jacquelyn Mills in an article entitled “Film School Standout”. Her 2008 film, For Wendy, picked up the prestigious Technicolor Award as well as top honours at the En Route Festival. She will begin shooting her next film, The Old Woman and the Wave, in Fall 2010.
Also profiled were Film Production grads Andrew Lima and Nikola Markovic, two members of Phase Four Productions. Together with Chris Zanti, they produced a web series called Jordan and the Bear. They hope to further develop the series into a feature film.
Past student Daniel Roby won a Jutra award in 2004 for his first feature, La Peau Blanche. His latest film, a collaboration with playwright Steve Gallucio, is called Funkytown – a glimpse into the golden years of disco in Montreal.
Monday, January 11 - NFB 1564 St. Denis at 7:30 pm
Mel Hoppenheim Technicolor Award Winners:
Sybille, Léa Jeanmougin, 2009
For Wendy, Jacqueline Mills, 2009
Les Acteurs Amoureux, Jean-Guillaume Bastien, 2007
Curlew Sandpiper, Adam Beck, 2006
Also Featuring 35mm Prints from:
Singularity, Nguyen-Anh Nguyen, Kodak Filmschool Award, 2008
The Birth of Smoked Meat, Jeannette Pope & Zoe Mapp, Susan Schouten Award, 2008
Fear of Snakes, Andreas Mendritzki, Poetry Foundation Award, 2009
Admission is free