Nonverbal Scenes from Fundamentals Class, Spring, 2012

"Where's My Girlfriend?"  Jazmine Casiano's layering assignment video

 "Dedication"  Duke Hyacinthe's Moving Camera assignment video

Layering:
"The Prank" created by Mike Smith:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cr9KK2vNX5E&context=C407bb7bADvjVQa1PpcFMhKhkUEV44o-dSIkrq-q-BUM1k1_nsu2E=

"The Meeting" created by Reid LeDonne:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kPZhG5wOqt0&feature=plcp&context=C442685bVDvjVQa1PpcFMOLRyrSlRaCuLhoLBHQCnpTEGBisf06Hc=


Moving Camera:
"The Robbery" created by William Stacknick:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cXMzkuEl028&context=C4b65d28ADvjVQa1PpcFMjWN5AZ3iNyLX4WsPYSw20REQ9qvrs8L8=

"Always Knock First" created by Ian Karch:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hEbLUneIT_c&context=C44cd19eADvjVQa1PpcFObTtpDFVTYy6XoXCIIKZhvsXYcpXcz7v0=

"The Exit" created by Andrew Hayes:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tzzI0Ir3D70&context=C47abe29ADvjVQa1PpcFNDaQAU4dJAAtpfRDnCE9aawlcFwyjaIUQ=


Subjective Camera:
"The Grade" created by Alison Paton:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UbBJ36174FM&context=C45e0ddfADvjVQa1PpcFN5Nbz8YtoMR7rsMTWpR1NcqSz2scagLQg=

"You Should Have Studied" created by Amos Cooper:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ddq7BajB2ZA&context=C49f5274ADvjVQa1PpcFOEkwFgFSKCfTvyULDjgAkYTsq2Uz-QMr8=

"The Breakup" created by Michelle Medici:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hheoyobDQwU&context=C40ffbd2ADvjVQa1PpcFOM9tweKMaqZn1sYRw9SeZRHBiH2E3jpC4=

"The Test" created by McCara Cullen:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DIMgtZMH6k8&context=C46d6166ADvjVQa1PpcFN95E1trCC1qVBGpIKYNzswnWJeUJdxik0=

Fundamentals Fall 2011 Films

Susque Awards

Congrats, Hot Salt and Two Can Keep a Secret on your Susque Awards.  Kudos to all of the filmmakers for a job well done!

Hot Salt won the Audience Susque Award.


Two Can Keep a Secret won the Jury Susque Award.

Puppy Love:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YGV01HOSd7Y&context=C341ba17ADOEgsToPDskIurMzrvyk_crQlO9JbgYY_

Life of the Party:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_oe1LOODfK8&context=C3b1cbb3ADOEgsToPDskLutObK_9ezZRY0D_2Fm1kT

True Life:  Life of a Speed Dater:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fWVYGcaTavY&context=C31d072bADOEgsToPDskKaYYjRkN1nwfY5t4hcOBE2

Intermediate Production Videos:  to see student videos from the Intermediate Production class, click here.

"Secret" and "Hot Salt" Win Susque Awards

The audience watches "Puppy Love" at the Fall 2011 Student Film Festival on Thursday, December 8. 

The audience watches "Two Can Keep a Secret" at the Fall 2011 Student Film Festival.

Good turnout on Dec. 8!

Congratulations to the winners and all of the filmmakers for a successful film festival on Thursday afternoon!  Fifty people made it to the festival, packing out Apfelbaum 319, partaking of popcorn, soda, and prizes.  "Hot Salt" won the audience award and "Two Can Keep a Secret" won the jury award.  Thanks to all of those who participated!

Official vote counters Kyle Stover and Chayna Schiff count up votes for the audience award.

Connor Kealey, Rory Meagher, and Jamie Weist accept the Susque Audience Award for favorite narrative film for "Hot Salt" from Judy Morris.  "Two Can Keep a Secret" (made by Amy Masgay, Caitlin Wilson, and Emilee Heider) won the jury award (as voted on by faculty and upperclassmen in the broadcasting program before the festival).

Judy Morris asks movie trivia questions (and then awards prizes for correct answers).  The audience then watches movie trailers made by the intermediate video production students.  David Lineham won the audience award for his trailer about Cheryl.  Anna Thieben won the jury prize for her trailer about Sandy's Story.  To see the trailers, click here.

Amos Cooper wins a door prize.  Movie-themed prizes were given as door prizes and to those who answered movie trivia questions correctly.

Film Festival set for Thursday, Dec. 8

It's that time again:  Film festival Fall 2011! Here's a sneak peek promo:
Please join us Dec. 8, Thursday afternoon at 12:30 in Apfelbaum 319.

"Week 15" screened in Philadelphia!

"Week 15," the collaborative film directed by Judy Beth Morris, was screened in Philadelphia on November 4, 2011, at the Mid-Atlantic Popular/American Culture Association conference.  A lively discussion about academia followed the screening.