Love horror movies? Have a passion for filmmaking? Rodman Flender '84 will share his professional lessons in a JAMS workshop during Harvard's Wintersession 2017. 
A series at Harvard Film Archive showcases African American cinema in the '60s and '70s including works by Kent Garrett '63. 
A screening of Ava DuVernay’s documentary The 13TH stirs doubts about calling America home.
An aspiring filmmaker relishes collaboration, travel and taking the time to explore artistic expressiveness.
Armed with his father's old Hasselblad camera in Greece, a photographer learns the challenges and joys of shooting with film.
"Gaysian" stage and screen performer will be a featured speaker after a screening of Alec Mapa: Baby Daddy during a new LGBTQ film series that kicks off Sept. 14. 
At the LaborBerlin cooperative this summer, an Artist Development Fellowship recipient captures the movements of a synthetic life simulation system on film.
What inspired Max McGillivray to make a Western in Jackson Hole, China? The ADF recipient explains walls, Westerns and the expansive American frontier. 
The call of the American Western film myth takes Max McGillivray to the unlikely town of Jackson Hole, China on an ADF grant. 
Daniel Citron '16 uses virtually reality as an artistic medium for storytelling and his senior thesis. Harvard Arts Blog Editorial Team
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