Colin Mochrie stars as camp director Roger in the comedy “Boys vs. Girls,” produced by UWindsor film instructors Mike Stasko and Theodore Bezaire.
The battle-of-the-sexes comedy Boys vs. Girls has earned deals for distribution in Canada and internationally.
Xavier Vance’s short film, Day One, will be screened at Detroit’s Trinity International Film Festival. The film is the Master’s thesis she successfully defended in January.
Xavier Vance will screen her Master’s thesis project, the short film Day One, at Detroit’s Trinity International Film Festival.
Tune in Thursday to the 46th annual University of Windsor film festival.
Tune in Thursday to the 46th annual University of Windsor film festival.
“Starving Artist” by newly-minted drama and film grad Dominique Nickels (BA 2020) is one of 13 works in the Windsor Youth Short Film Showcase.
UWindsor students and alumni are among the young filmmakers whose works are featured in the Windsor Youth Short Film Showcase.
The European Union Study Abroad program brought UWindsor student Caley Hewitt to Belgium, where she visited the Arcade du Cinquantenaire in Brussels.
The FAHSS LEAD Scholars program rewards students who engage in activities that provide meaningful and memorable learning experiences.
A virtual ceremony celebrated 2020 recipients of the Windsor Mayor’s Arts Awards and grants from the Windsor Endowment for the Arts.
A virtual ceremony celebrated 2020 recipients of the Windsor Mayor’s Arts Awards and grants from the Windsor Endowment for the Arts.
“The Control,” a sci-fi feature by film instructors Michael Stasko and Theodore Bezaire, has won North American-wide distribution starting May 26.
“The Control,” a sci-fi feature by film instructors Michael Stasko and Theodore Bezaire, has won North American-wide distribution starting May 26.
Film professor Kim Nelson is heading a team researching how to sustain community interest in the Windsor International Film Festival year-round.
Film professor Kim Nelson is heading a team researching how to sustain community interest in the Windsor International Film Festival year-round.
UWindsor grads Milos Savic and Elise LeBlanc compete on “Ellen’s Game of Games,” airing Friday, March 27.
UWindsor grads Milos Savic and Elise LeBlanc compete on Ellen’s Game of Games, airing Friday, March 27.
The Essex Hall Theatre set for “Stag and Doe” goes dark, lit only by a single ghost light bulb. Written by Mark Crawford, directed by Marc Bondy (BFA 2000), set design by Nancy Perrin.
The University Players production of Stag and Doe has been cancelled, but preparations were well underway.
