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Windsor Law professor Julie Macfarlane is the subject of “Defender,” a film by student Braunte Petric shortlisted in TVO’s Short Doc contest.
Windsor Law professor Julie Macfarlane is the subject of “Defender,” a film by student Braunte Petric shortlisted in TVO’s Short Doc contest.
UWindsor film prof Nick Hector is leading a workshop on editing documentaries, this weekend in Halifax.
UWindsor student filmmakers are featured in “Windsor Shorts,” premiering this weekend on CBC Television.
The SoCA Armouries will host a public workshop Saturday on creating short, community-focused films that can be shared easily through social media.
UWindsor film professor Nick Hector won a national award for his work editing the documentary feature Sharkwater Extinction.
Student productions will get the film festival treatment April 14 at the Chrysler Theatre.
CBC Television will air the documentary Therapeutic Riding by UWindsor alumni Mike Stasko and Theodore Bezaire on Sunday, April 14.
Documentary filmmaker Sam Green will discuss a media landscape where almost every movie is immediately accessible in a free public lecture Thursday.
Two UWindsor students will screen their documentary project on human sex trafficking Friday, April 5, in the SoCA Armouries.
University Players is hosting a screening of the film 52 Words for Love as a companion piece to its stage production of Love and Information.