From The Oregonian: With track and field events, Connell says, "It’s a very simple concept. It’s how far can you go, how high can you go, and how fast can someone go.” In his video, Connell was able to emphasize the speed, the height, and balance the branding guidelines with his own concept, as he says. “All the events are inherently cinematic.”
Meet Canden G. who is one of CINE’s new Diversity Committee Student Representatives! Canden is a third-year student studying Cinema Studies and Advertising.
“My involvement at UO includes being the Vice President of the University Film Organization, the Outreach Assistant for the Multicultural Center, and working for SAIL to help underprivileged students achieve higher education. That’s why I'm excited to join the Cinema Studies Diversity Committee to better meet the needs of BIPOC students studying film at UO.”
Cinema Studies is pleased to introduce one of CINE's new Diversity Committee Student Representatives! Kayla G. is a junior at UO with a major in Cinema Studies.
"I am a citizen of the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs of Oregon and Kalapuyan descendant. I'm committed to advocating for underrepresented perspectives and people to strive for more inclusivity within the department. As a first-generation, non-traditional student, I understand the barriers to education and representation that my peers on the periphery may experience.”
Cinema Studies is excited to welcome our new Diversity Committee Student Representatives! Comprised of CINE faculty, the Diversity Committee helps lead the Cinema Studies community in fostering an inclusive and equitable climate. The CINE student reps will help the department better meet student needs and shape the culture of Cinema Studies. This week we’re introducing each of the new student reps! Today, meet Sena A. who is a junior at UO with a major in Cinema Studies.
Cinema Studies is pleased to introduce your new Diversity Committee Student Representatives. Comprised of CINE faculty, the Diversity Committee helps lead the Cinema Studies community in fostering an inclusive and equitable climate. Your student reps will help the department better meet student needs and shape the culture of Cinema Studies.
A new podcast called "What Happened in Skinner" has been downloaded more than 40,000 times and is being nominated for an Ambie Award.
Ari Purnama, assistant professor of Cinema Studies at the University of Oregon, talks about growing up in Indonesia and what led to his interest in film studies and filmmaking. He discusses his approach to his scholarship as well as his practice as a filmmaker. Purnama recommends a film that he finds especially interesting.
Tune in to this latest episode of "The Duck Stops Here Podcast" with two Pixar Ducks:
Hosted by Cinema Studies Associate Professor Michael Aronson
