History of Film Festivals (including Telluride)

History of Film Festivals (including Telluride)

Fall (4-8 hours) | This course is completed

TBD Hanover, NH TBD United States

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New

9/18/2019-9/27/2019

1:00 PM-3:30 PM EDT on Mon Wed Fri

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$40.00

Course Schedule:
September 18: 1:00 PM - 3:30 PM at Black Family Visual Arts Center
September 23: 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM at R.W. Black Community Center
September 27: 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM at R.W. Black Community Center

The Telluride@Dartmouth 2019 film series will take place from September 20 through September 26. In this new course, participants will learn how the Telluride Movie Festival established an east coast presence at Dartmouth College, and will then meet to discuss the films being shown at Dartmouth that week. The first session will look at films shown over the weekend, and the second session will look at the remaining films.

  • Optional Text:
  • Telluride in the Film Festival Galaxy - Jeff Ruoff (ISBN-13: 978-1908437198)
Neugass, Richard

Richard’s interest in sports developed early under the influence of his father, a world-class sprinter who ran against Jesse Owens and boycotted the 1936 Berlin Olympics because of Hitler’s racially-oriented policies and actions. A die-hard fan of Washington, D.C. baseball (the Senators, now the Nationals baseball team), Richard has given Osher at Dartmouth courses related to the role of sports in society. He has a BA from Amherst College and Masters degrees from the University of Maryland.

 

Filmmaker Samantha Davidson Green currently serves as JAM's Executive Director. She has taught film-making and film-related courses at Dartmouth and Osher since 2013, bringing her background in public media and education back to the Upper Valley after completing her MFA in Film Directing at UCLA.

Rapf, Joanna

Joanna E. Rapf, a Visiting Professor at Dartmouth College in the Film & Media Studies Department, is an Emerita Professor of English & Film & Video Studies from the University of Oklahoma. She specializes in early film comedy and is co-editor of Wiley/Blackwell’s A Companion to Film Comedy (2013).

Mark Williams is Associate Professor of Film and Media Studies at Dartmouth College and director of The Media Ecology Project (MEP).