It’s a Paranoid World Out There
A new course in Film and Media Studies traces the enduring role of paranoia and conspiracy in American culture and politics.
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The Film and TV Forecast
An alum in Hollywood shares his perspective on where movies and television are headed
Half the History Research and Action Project
Jennifer Burton and Julie Dobrow will be leading the Half the History Research and Action Project, a digital humanities project, sponsored by Tufts Center for the Humanities (CHAT).
Tapping Into Our Past, Tapping Into our Future: Ayodele Casel Wins Film Festival Awards
The short film, which is part of the Half the History project, has received several film festival awards.
Khary Jones receives Sundance Institute Documentary Fund Grant
Night Fight (U.S.A.), directed by FMS Professor of the Practice Khary Saeed Jones and produced by Jones and Kendra Taira Field has received a Sundance Documentary Fund Grant.
How Asian Americans Have Influenced Popular Culture
FMS Director Tasha Oren discusses how Asian Americans have influenced popular culture through a variety media formats.
Senior Honors Thesis Film Screening
Tufts Film and Media seniors presented their senior thesis projects, which included script reads and short film screenings.
The Last Days of Basic Cable: A night celebrating the art of filmmaking
In April 2022, FMS enjoyed an evening celebrating the art of filmmaking.
Jennifer Burton on the Catalyzers Podcast
FMS professor of the practice, Jennifer Burton and Five Sisters Production discuss how they’re leveraging the art of storytelling in film to create the change they want to see in the world. Listen to podcast.