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.
Mike Stasko and Ray Wise in a scene from the drama “Iodine,” coming to video on demand November 1.
UWindsor prof and grad Mike Stasko welcomes the video-on-demand release of his 2009 feature drama Iodine.
Mike Stasko and Daniel Wilson in an image from the 2006 feature Things to Do, which will be screened during the Windsor International Film Festival.
Prof. Mike Stasko’s 2006 feature Things to Do will be screened during the Windsor International Film Festival.
The Control film crew involved UWindsor Communication, Media and Film students as interns helping professor and filmmaker, Mike Stasko on the film set.
Four UWindsor Communication, Media and Film (CMF) students joined their professor this summer as interns on an actual film set, putting theory into practice.
Matthew Sabelli; Christina Bresolin; Erik de Paulsen; and Kurt Sasso joined professor and filmmaker, Mike Stasko in shooting, The Control, a science-fiction movie co-written and co-directed by professor Stasko and Eric Schiller. The film is a production of Stasko’s film company, "The Dot Film Company".
A communications student published an article in Lakeshore’s community newspaper recalling her close encounter with one of her favourite TV shows.
Actor Tom Cavanagh stars in “The Birder.”
Dieppe Gardens is the setting for an outdoors screening Saturday of a feature film made by UWindsor graduates.
Communications grad Ted Bezaire wrote and directed The Birder; classmate Mike Stasko shared the writing credit. Locales around Windsor and Essex County served as backdrops during filming.
If you like to bowl and believe in supporting humanitarian causes for children in developing countries, then you should head straight to the Bowlero lanes this Friday night.
The University of Windsor’s UNICEF chapter is hosting a bowling night fundraiser at the alley, located at 675 Tecumseh Road West, November 25 from 7 to 9 p.m.
Tickets are $12, which includes shoe rentals, and are available beginning today through Friday in the CAW Student Centre commons area. Tickets can also be purchased at the door.
