A film by Joshua Bonnetta, assistant professor in the Department of Cinema, Photography, and Media Arts, will have its international premiere at the Berlin Film Festival in February.

The public program of the Berlin International Film Festival shows about 400 films per year, mostly international or European premieres. Films of every genre, length, and format find their place in various sections. American Colour was selected for the Forum Expanded section of the festival.

 ITHACA, NY — “Time” magazine has included a book by Nicolas Muellner, an associate professor in the Department of Cinema, Photography, and Media Arts at Ithaca College, on a list of the best photobooks of the year. Published last October by A-Jump Books, “The Amnesia...

Congratulations to the two Ithaca College students who have been awarded the prestigious Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarships for Spring 2012!  The students are:

• Aryelle Cormier, a TV-R major studying in Ecuador
• Dylan Lowry, a Cinema & Photography major studying in India

Scott Hamula, associate professor and chair of the Department of Strategic Communication, was recently quoted in an article titled, “When Ad Campaigns Go Horribly, Horribly Wrong.”

The piece, written by Darren Dahl, was published on OPEN Forum, an area of the American Express website that features advice for small business owners.

Hamula stresses the importance of customer research and test marketing before launching a campaign.

To read the article visit: http://www.openforum.com/articles/when-ad-campaigns-go-horribly-horribly-wrong
 

Three Park School students were selected to participate in the International Radio and Television Society (IRTS) Multicultural Career Workshop in New York City in November.

Shante Snipes ’13 and Brandon McCullough ’12, integrated marketing communications majors, and Justina Kofie ’13, a TV-Radio major, participated in the two-day workshop to learn about opportunities in radio, TV, advertising, and digital media. Representatives from more than 30 major communications companies attended. The students were able to participate in various sessions, network with professionals, and have one-to-one meetings.