Eric Schiller plays a morally questionable neurochemist in “The Control.”
UWindsor film professors Nick Hector and Mike Stasko will both screen works during the Windsor International Film Festival.
Willistead Manor, 1399 Niagara Street, is the setting for a Let’s Talk Theatre luncheon on September 26.
University Players will hold a “Let’s Talk Theatre” luncheon at Willistead Manor on September 26.
Director Elliott Hale coaches actor Angelo Lucier on the set of the film “Snow,” one of four local shorts to be shown Saturday on CBC TV.
CBC-TV will air a collection of independent local films, curated by UWindsor professor Mike Stasko, at 7 p.m. Saturday, September 1.
UWindsor professor Mike Stasko’s sci-fi thriller “The Control” will enjoy its Canadian premiere this weekend.
UWindsor professor Mike Stasko’s sci-fi thriller “The Control” will enjoy its Canadian premiere this weekend.
Actors Kevin McDonald and Colin Mochrie have joined the cast of the comedy feature “Boys vs. Girls,” which will begin shooting in Windsor this June.
Actors Kevin McDonald and Colin Mochrie have joined the cast of the comedy feature “Boys vs. Girls,” which will begin shooting in Windsor this June.
UWindsor professor Mike Stasko co-wrote, -produced, -directed, and stars in the sci-fi thriller “The Control,” which will premiere next week.
UWindsor professor Mike Stasko co-wrote, -produced, -directed, and stars in the sci-fi thriller “The Control,” which will premiere next week.
Gabriel Giuliani, Kassandra Coates, and Selina McCallum represented a UWindsor team who won a second-place prize in a national competition for their documentary video project.
A team of UWindsor film students won a second-place prize in a national competition for their documentary video project.
UWindsor film professor Mike Stasko is seeking support for his latest project, the feature “Boys vs. Girls.”
UWindsor film professor Mike Stasko is seeking support for his latest project, the feature “Boys vs. Girls.”
A class assignment turned into a couple of awards — and more than $1,000 in prize money — for UWindsor film student Braunte Petric.
Business student Kiefer Wright recounts his co-op experience in one of the videos promoting experiential learning produced by students of film professor Mike Stasko.
The Office of Experiential Learning worked with film students to produce a series of short promotional videos.
