Malaika Burke: Dreaming of Screaming, 2007

Janine Delaney: animations

These project was completed in Fall 2007 for Digital Media 2.


"dream"


"treshold"

WOMENSWORK MEDIA COLLECTIVE at Millenium Film Workshop

Millenium Film Workshop: Saturday, Nov 3, 8 pm, 66 East 4th st, NYC

TERRARIUM (6 min.-2006) by DELMIRA VALLADARES, BURGEONING SENESCE (3 min.-2006) by MICHELLE MUMOLI and POLINA ZAITSEVA, THE MEMORY BOX (8.5 min.-2005) by JANE STEUERWALD, A NEW GRAFT: SOCIOLOGY OF THE FAMILY (3 min.-2005) by NICOLE MCNEILL, RESTLESS (4 min.-2007) by MELISSA POLIN, I (5 min.-2006) by SONYA DAVIDOVA, FAMILY PLANNING (6 min.-2006) by DELMIRA VALLADARES, FATHER FIGURE (6.5 min.-2004) by NICOLE MCNEILL, TERRORIST ACTIVITY REDUX (10 min.-2006) by JANE STEUERWALD and HENRY BAKER, TALIA'S DACHA (4 min.-2007) by POLINA ZAITSEVA.

Organized by the founder and curator of Womenswork, JANE STEUERWALD.

Dream project, Digital Media 1

Check out some really interesting student projects from Digital Media 1. Students were asked to recreate in Photoshop a snapshot from a memorable dream they had.

Daniel Rutledge

Kyle Meehan

Stay tuned for more images!

MAD: new computer labs!

MAD is proud to present our brand new animation lab, featuring 10 2.66 GHz double processor Macs. The lab is located on the first floor and will be used to teach 2-d animation (After Effects) and 3-D animation classes (Maya).

The upstairs lab with new iMacs will continue to host Digital Media 1 and both Interactive Media classes.

A MAD snapshot: students shooting video in Nelson Mayo lounge.

October 8, 2007 MAD event - Welcome to New and Old Media Majors

Please join us at 3pm on Monday, October 8 in the Television Studio of Fries Hall for an informal meeting of Media Arts students, alumni, faculty and staff.

We hope to provide an overview of the department to students, provide planning advice for navigating the major, and to initiate dialogue about how to help maintain a culture of high standards within the department.

Light refreshments will be served and a number of past Media Arts graduates will be on hand to discuss life and work after NJCU.