Student produces crowd-funded documentary film

By Casey Murphy, Contributing Writer • October 29, 2014

Ithaca College sophomore Hannah Basciano created a crowd-funded documentary film about a friend involved in a serious accident.

Students struggle to fund musical-comedy thesis film

By Josh Vitchkoski, Contributing Writer • October 8, 2014

"The Art of Adjustment," a thesis film co-produced and directed by seniors Nick Stern and Jake Witterschein, is a musical comedy about a man who was sent to prison.

Santa sues sleigh in student-written production

By Evin Billington, Accent Editor • March 26, 2014

After winning the David Ames Film Award, sophomore Mitchell Ward is turning his script, "Rudolph vs. Reese," into a film.

Multicultural film festival to explore Israeli customs

By Mary Ford, Contributing Writer • February 26, 2014

Hillel at Ithaca College, the Jewish Studies Program, the Roy H. Park School of Communications and the Center for Academic Excellence will put on the Israel Film Festival March 1–2. The festival will feature three Israeli films: "The Flood," "The Ballad for Weeping Spring" and "Garden of Eden."

Professor’s debut novel converted into motion picture

By Austin Gold, Staff Writer • February 5, 2014

"Ten Thousand Saints" by Eleanor Henderson, assistant professor of writing, is being turned into a feature film.

Review: Director’s detail captures history

By Austin Gold, Staff Writer • November 13, 2013

"12 Years a Slave," directed by Steve McQueen, gives an unflinching look at the horrors of slavery.

Review: Festival film succeeds with emotional performances

By Nina Varilla, Contributing Writer • September 18, 2013

Actors in unconventional crime-drama deliver emotional depth.

FLEFF formulates forthcoming film festivities

By Elizabeth Morris, Contributing Writer • March 27, 2013

The 16th annual Finger Lakes Environmental Film Festival will center on the theme of mobilities.

Video: Documentary Directors Come to Ithaca

By Kelly Wakelee • March 7, 2013

Directors of the documentary These Amazing Shadows, Paul Mariano and Kurt Norton, come to Ithaca to speak about their film.

Chasing Ice

By Lewis Kendall • December 12, 2012

In case you haven't heard, "Chasing Ice" is the next big thing in environmental film.

Student’s thesis film meshes new media

By Evin Billington, Staff Writer • November 8, 2012

"To Fall and Be Free" is a senior thesis project directed by Michael Watson and will screen at 6 p.m. Dec. 15 in the Park Auditorium.

Did the “one hour photo” speed the death of film?

By Shawn Steiner, Photo Editor • October 30, 2012

The lack of quality in one hour photo shops may have led to a faster demise of film in the consumer world.