Screenwriting, Narrative Theory, Writing Short Scripts, Television Sitcom Writing, Aesthetics of Narrative Film, Images of Women in Film, Adaptations—Literature into Film, Iranian Cinema, Neorealism in Film, Queer Film/Queer Theory, Recent German Cinema, American Independent Cinema, Children’s Film, Chaplin and Hitchcock, Video Production,
Movies
Jim Jarmusch's Stranger Than Paradise, Spike Lee’s Do the Right Thing, Marleen Gorris' Antonia's Line, and many more.
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Heroes
Michelangelo Antonioni, Ingmar Bergman, Jean-Luc Godard, Sergei Eisenstein
Screenwriting & Film Studies (M.A., M.F.A.) is a summer program. While the M.A. is designed for those whose interest lies more in the academic study of film, the M.F.A. is for students who wish to focus strongly on the screenwriting component.
Who I'd like to meet: The Hollins Screenwriting & Film Studies department is a community of screenwriters, filmmakers, and students who share a love of film, film production, writing, creative discussion and casting calls.
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Am I Black Enough Yet? by Clinton A. Johnston directed by George Grant
Featuring Paige Hernandez, Edward Daniels, Patrick M. Doneghy, Sonia Justl and Matthew Eisenberg
March 13 - 16, 2008 on the Mill Mountain Theatre's Waldron Stage at 20 Church Ave. in Roanoke, VA. All tickets are $10. All evening performances will be held at 8:00pm. Sunday matinee is at 2:00pm. Call 540.342.5740 for information.
No pre-sale, tickets will be available only at the door. No Late Seating.
A controversial new play by a student in the Playwright's Lab at Hollins University, Clinton A. Johnston, will be presented at Mill Mountain Theatre from March 13th -16th. The production, performed by a professional group of actors from Charter Theatre of Washington DC, takes you on a touching, thoughtful, and hysterically funny tour of the state of Blackness in America. For one night, no matter where you are from or what you look like, you get to be African-American. Don't miss it!
Hello new friend. My name is Mason LeCompte (HOLLINS 98) and I am a Filmmaker/Actress/Vampire. Want to see something really scary? Watch the “VAMP” series I made. It’s playing on my myspace profile page. XOXOXOX
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The video clip above is from a movie I made called “OUIJA”.
