Student Raquel Graston is one of the filmmakers whose work is showcased in “Reel Shorts: Windsor,” available now on CBC Gem. Photo by Shahad Al-Haddad.
A storyboard illustrating "Vampire Zombies… from Space!" gives a sense of the film’s horror spoof sensibility.
Communications major Fei Qin cites family, food, and language as connecting her to China.
Communications major Fei Qin cites family, food, and language as connecting her to China.
An interdisciplinary panel will discuss the implications of the Windsor blockade on Friday, March 4.
Producer and director Matt Gallagher is nominated for a Canadian Screen Award for his documentary on Windsor’s COVID-response field hospital.
UWindsor film professor Tony Lau was a producer on the CBC Gem series “Uprooted: the Plantemic”
Looking for some fresh pandemic entertainment? Check out the new animated series Uprooted: The Plantemic, just released on CBC Gem.
The series is the brainchild of Filmloft, a Canadian production company owned by four partners:
An online session for UWindsor alumni Feb. 16 will offer information on Telefilm Canada’s Talent to Watch funding program.
An online session for UWindsor alumni will offer information on Telefilm Canada’s Talent to Watch funding program.
History professor Rob Nelson demonstrates preparation of a dish for a collaboration with the Windsor Symphony Orchestra.
Two documentaries by Communication, Media, and Film students have been selected for the Detroit FREEP Film Festival’s Real Fresh Student Showcase.
Sara Grabauskas’s Canvassing the Soul and Carolina Di Grado’s Lookin’ Good, Feelin’ Good will be screened at Cinema Detroit on Sept. 24, at 4 p.m., and online from Sept. 22 to 29.
Maria Belenkova-Buford is hopeful her short doc could change someone's life
The most rewarding part of filming her short documentary Jenny’s Vision is the thought that its message of hope could change someone’s life, says Maria Belenkova-Buford.
A film student, she tells the story of an artist with a visual disability.
“Jenny has some challenges she had to overcome,” says Belenkova-Buford. “My film shows how you can still create while having a major impairment.”
