Calling all filmmakers!

DisOrient Asian American Film Festival is accepting entries until December 31, 2020:

• We are looking for films by, for and/or about Asian Americans/Pacific Islanders.
• We accept short and feature-length narrative and documentary films, including animation and music videos.

Space is still available in the Winter Term 2021 Cinema Studies courses listed below! 

Please check classes.uoregon.edu for updates on seat availability of these courses and others in the major.

Associate Professor of Cinema Studies and Italian Sergio Rigoletto has published a new book titled Le norme traviate. Saggi sul genere e sulla sessualità nel cinema e nella televisione italiana (Meltemi).

Registration begins November 23, 2020.  Read below for more information and course descriptions!

Courses below are open to all majors!

Cinema Studies Majors:  Visit the course list page for the complete list of courses and how they satisfy the major.

The Remixing Media, ©ritiquing Culture Freshman Interest Group (FIG) announces a "call for entries" to artists for the UO ©ritical A®t Show

Beginning December 4th (specifics coming soon) The Remixing Media, ©ritiquing Culture Freshman Interest Group will host the 4th annual UO ©ritical A®t Show, which is an event that brings together student and community artists. Due to Covid-related uncertainty, this year's show will be a virtual experience.

We are accepting digital submissions from artists through November 29, 2020.

The event is organized and curated by a group of 20 first-year students in a FYP (first year program), the FIG Assistant, Ellie Reisman, and their instructor Andre´ Sirois (DJ food stamp).

Associate Professor Dong Hoon Kim’s new article, "Comrade Kim Goes Global: Refiguring North Korean Cinema in a Global Context," was published in the Fall 2020 issue of Situations: Cultural Studies in the Asian Context.

Article from CINE Montage: Journal of the Motion Picture Editors Guild

Who gave you your first break?

"I was fortunate enough to have a mentor, David Bess, whom I had met in my senior year of college when we connected through the University of Oregon’s Cinema Studies alumni network. David reached out on my behalf to a former colleague who happened to work where I wanted to work, Trailer Park. He passed my name along at an opportune moment when the agency’s satellite office was hiring a coordinator/assistant editor. David has had my back ever since."

Article from Gripped Climbing Magazine

Comfortably ensconced in Hans Florine’s basement in Yosemite West where he works as a caretaker, Buschini fills his days with filming, taking photographs and climbing everything in sight.

The College of Arts and Sciences welcomes 16 new faculty members this fall. Spanning the range of humanities, social sciences and natural sciences disciplines, our new faculty bring deep expertise and fresh perspectives that will enhance our abiding commitment to teaching, research and service.