Events

Fall 2019 Film/Video Classes Screening

Event Overview

Location

James Stewart Film Theater, 185 Nassau St.

Admission

FREE and open to public

Event Times

  • Thu, Feb 13, 2020 · 7:30 pm Cal
  • Thu, Feb 20, 2020 · 7:30 pm Cal

The Program in Visual Arts present 35 short student films created in the fall 2019 semester courses “Narrative Filmmaking I” and “Narrative Filmmaking II,” taught by Moon Molson; “Documentary Filmmaking I” taught by Bent-Jorgen Perlmutt; and “Digital Animation,” taught by Tim Szetela.

The screening on February 13, includes documentary and digitally animated films; the screening on February 20 includes narrative films.

FEATURING WORK BY STUDENTS:

  • Fisayo Adeyina
  • Gages Amaryan
  • Owen Barthel
  • Michael Bogaev
  • Athena Chu
  • Lola Constantino
  • Ali Harris
  • Alan Huo
  • Cathleen Kong
  • Monique Legaspi
  • Jenny Ma
  • Thomas McBride
  • Katie Miller
  • Alberto Rigail Cabrera
  • Cleek Schrey
  • Jorge Zreik

FEATURED STUDENT WORK

Ali Harris

Film still by Ali Harris

Cathleen-Kong-web

Film still by Cathleen Kong

Gagik Amaryan

Film still by Gagik Amaryan

Jorge-Zreik-web

Film still by Jorge Zreik

Katie Miller

Film still by Katie Miller

Monique Legaspi

Film still by Monique Legaspi

Thomas McBride

Film still by Thomas McBride

Owen-Barthel-film

Film still by Owen Barthel

Alan Huo

Film still by Alan Huo

Alberto Rigail Cabrera

Film still by Alberto Rigail Cabrera

Athena Chu

Film still by Athena Chu

Cleek-Schrey-web

Film still by Cleek Schrey

Fisayo Adeyina

Film still by Fisayo Adeyina

Jenny Ma

Film still by Jenny Ma

Lola Constantino

Film still by Lola Constantino

Michael Bogaev

Film still by Michael Bogaev

Map + Directions

The James Stewart Film Theater is located on the first floor at 185 Nassau Street in Princeton.

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  • Program in Visual Arts

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