What's Happening

Films at the Columbus International Film Festival include four from Denison alumni and professor.

The "Lost Arcade," directed and produced by Kurt Vincent '06, is an acclaimed documentary about the last hold out of old-school arcade culture.

Highlights of what some of our many alumni are doing across the country

The Department of Cinema will host several film screenings throughout the month of April.

Four alumni with diverse film careers will return to Denison this fall.

Cinema major Heather Page '85 works to bring filming crews to Texas as the Texas film commission director.

Cinema and music major Bryan Blaskie '09 is the musical director for an L.A. production of 'Boy from Oz.'

DU Dept. of Cinema presents exhibition & symposium w/ internationally acclaimed artists, Sandra Gibson, Luis Recoder, spring 2016 artists-in-residence.

Visiting filmmakers, artists' residency, and the 41st Denison Film Festival lined up for Spring schedule.

Students in Wiskemann's cinema seminar collaborate with Visiting Artist Liz Roberts to create a cinema installation, "Hoist," in the Mulberry Gallery.

The members of Family Squid, Inc. will visit Denison to meet with Cinema students and hold a preview screening of their new feature film, NOT WELCOME.

McClure's visit to Denison will feature an installation and performance.

Departmental faculty updates for Fall 2015.

Bryan Blaskie '09 is in L.A., composing and directing musicals. And he just won a "Best Musical" award at the Hollywood Fringe Festival.

Phil McIntyre '93, founder of the Brand Gallery, gets back to his Lax roots in "The Lost Trophy."

The Department of Cinema presents a screening of "The Gospel According to Charlie," by filmmaker Dave Bussan '81, associate professor of cinema.

Departmental faculty updates for Fall 2014.

While many experimental filmmakers of his generation, steeped in analog (16mm) filmmaking, have resisted digital, Grenier has embraced it.

Richard Tuohy, an Australian experimental filmmaker, will discuss his work from 1:30-2:50 p.m. on Oct. 14, and will screen his work that evening at 8 p.m.