OCTOBER 26, 2026​​

Monstrous Feminine: Alien as eco - feminist hero in a landscape presenting a definitive monster – capitalist violence.

In this seminar hosted by The Coolidge Corner Theatre, we explore themes within Alien that illustrate its foundational importance as a horror standard, as well as a game changer for who could be a Final Girl. In the film’s creation of a resourceful, female-dominant species, the character of Ripley finds not simply foe but simultaneous conservationist – as both struggle to survive the military-industrial complex.

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JULY 30- NOVEMBER 30, 2026​​

My article "On Joy" will be featured in the upcoming exhibit "Artistry - Moments of Joy" at the Dedham Museum & Archive, on view July 30th-November 30th, 2026.

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FALL, 2026​​

Now in Post-Production: Investigating concepts of Presentism in time, Isolationism in that present day, and the impact of George Oppen's wonderful poem Leviathan, this experimental film explores the tension of turning away from one another when there is no separation from earth, sky, and our ascension forward (or backwards).

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APRIL 24-27, 2026​​

Conversations In Brooklyn will screen as part of Program 3: You Are Here at the Wide Open Experimental Film Festival, taking place at the Oklahoma Cty Museum of Art. While there, I'm so excited to participate in the "Real Film Education" Panel Discussion, alongside Lily Tucker and Bryan Carindale-Powell. 

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2026​​

This spring and summer I begin a series of very exciting interviews with artists creating films that are illustrative of personal imprints, and essay explorations. I cannot wait to learn more about their processes and creative environments. These are all part of the upcoming bookThe Camera Is You, Medium, Identity and the Moving Image (Bloomsbury Publishing, Inc., 2027. More info below.

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2026​​

The fusion temperature | A Buffalo's path | And the immersion into snow: This essay film is now in post-production, with a fall 2026 festival date.  

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2026​​

Thrilled to be in the final stages of post-production on this personal documentary: Filmed in Pittsburgh over the spring of 2025, with archival work spanning into this past spring - finishing September 2026.

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March 4 - April 1, 2026​​

For 5 weeks this spring, join Film Professor Ingrid Stobbe as the Coolidge Corner Theatre explores womens' voices at the intersection of Direction and Cinematography across five amazing Films. Over the course of these classes, students will engage with the meaning of story and direction from a female perspective, and most importantly the role of women cinematographers in providing meaning to those varied and nuanced stories. Seminars begin each session followed by film screenings, and then discussion.
 

March 4 - JEANNE DIELMAN
March 11 - THE LAST SHOWGIRL
March 18 -  BEAU TRAVAIL
March 25 - MUDBOUND
April 1 - PORTRAIT OF A LADY ON FIRE 

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December 8, 2025​​

On Monday December 8th at Lesley University I'll be giving an Artist Talk, and would love for you to join. From 10:30-11:30am at the University Hall Screening room, with parking behind the building, the event is free and open to the public and explores past work, bridging themes and upcoming films Conversations in Brooklyn, The Dog Star, and the book The Camera Is You: Medium, Identity and the Moving Image in Personal Filmmaking with Bloomsbury Publishing. 

November 2025
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The film Conversations in Brooklyn, an experimental documentary exploring a series of introspective dialogues recorded during 10 days in Brooklyn, enters the film festival circuit this fall, and begins its festival circuit at Wide Open Experimental Film Festival in April. Shot on 16mm as well as digital formats, the film asks - Where do we turn to sustain ourselves, and how does art sustain community in times of crisis?

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July 26- August 2, 2025
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As a member of the jury for the 34th annual Woods Hole Film Festival's Screenplay competition, I'm looking forward to attending the event for some wonderful films and to hear the winners announced from a strong writing competition. Details provided below for this really engaging and diverse lineup of both films and screenplays. 

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May 19, 2025
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Join me at the Coolidge Corner Theatre to as we explore eternally resonant themes in this beautiful horror of Peter Weir's that still connects with us today. 

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March 27-30, 2025
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These past few months, it's been a pleasure to be on the screening committee for the features at the Salem Film Fest, which kicked off on Friday, March 27th. Seeing the films on the big screen and also seeing committee members in person was wonderful - a great festival to attend if you can.

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March 5,19, 2025
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In curatorial collaboration wtih Lyda Kuth of the LEF Foundation and Billy Thegenus and Marc Anastasio of the Coolidge Corner Theatre, I'm glad to see this series come to fruition on Wednesdays this spring. Highlighting an innovative period in the 1960s-80s when films being made in the Boston area had a significant impact on the direction of the documentary genre, the series begins with a program that includes David Holzman’s Diary (1967, Jim McBride); Riverdogs (1978, Robb Moss); and Backyard (1984, Ross McElwee). A second program on Wednesday, March 19, will include early works by Robert Drew and Richard Broadman, with additional screenings to be announced soon.

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January 22, 2025
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Life | Death | Destruction | Creation: How a "Fun 90's Action Movie" still holds our attention to this day: Essential Themes of The Fifth Element.

In this Coolidge Corner Theatre Seminar, we will discuss the world during The Fifth Element's release, as well as its futuristic context in the world of today. How did Luc Besson create a foundation of such core components within the body of an entertaining sci-fi action film, that could stand the test of time to resonate all of these years later? Seminar followed by film screening in Movie House 1.

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November 5th - December 3rd, 2024
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Behind The Screen: The Maker's Approach to Cinema Storytelling

"In this 5 week course with Film Professor Ingrid Stobbe and Coolidge Education, students will learn the technical approaches and reasoning behind some of the most treasured moments of moving image storytelling. From lens choice to editing room cuts, we delve into the "how" as it pairs with the "why," and allow attendees to leave this experience capable of recognizing the physical creative mechanisms aligned with story structure, to enable movie magic to jump off the screen."

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Forthcoming

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I have signed with Bloomsbury Publishing to release The Camera Is You: Medium, Identity and the Moving Image in Personal Filmmaking. My first solo-authored book, this upcoming text features beautiful works from artists making films that tell stories through often hybrid genres, that carry personal meaning for both makers and viewers alike. 

August 5, 2024

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Please join me for an evening exploring IMAGE | IDENTITY | IDEATION | in Spike Jonze's Being John Malkovich at The Coolidge Corner Theatre, as part of The Coolidge Eduction series. We'll explore themes of the real, surreal, and shared viewer experiences before the screening that follows.

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AUGUST 1, 2024

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As part of "The Artistry of Our Members" exhibit, my oil painting Half will be on view from 8/1-11/30 of this year. The exhibit includes work in paint, sculpture, ceramics, quilting and more. Please find more information below.

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APRIL 11, 2024

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Taking place in Jubilee Hall's auditorium, Frank Oz's Death at a Funeral will screen, followed by a panel discussion featuring Mr. Oz and the authors of the book The Filmmaker’s Guide to Creatively Embracing Limitations – Seton Hall Faculty Associate William Pace and Associate Professor Ingrid Stobbe from Lesley University (Cambridge, MA) – who will discuss how working with restrictions can actually lead to moments of inspiration.

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MARCH 25, 2024

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Please join me for an evening exploring cinematic themes in Sophia Coppola's The Virgin Suicides at The Coolidge Corner Theatre, as part of The Coolidge Eduction series. We'll be joined at the Theatre by the wonderful Brookline Booksmith, who will have on site copies of Sophia Coppoal's new book Sofia Coppola Archive: 1999-2023. 

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FEBRUARY 28, 2024

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On Wednesday I am included in a wonderful16mm lineup at Emerson College’s Bright Family Screening Room. I’ll be there alongside some really great fellow artists and their films. There is an Artist Panel after via zoom, with details below - and thanks to the amazing Hogan Alexander Seidel for this fantastic curation and planning. So glad to be included.

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🎞️ Radical Forms: Political, Personal, Poetic

⏰ Time: 6-7:30 pm ET

🎭 Where: Bright Family Screening Room, 4th Floor, 559 Washington Street, Boston, MA 02111

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FEBRUARY 23, 2024

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Very proud of our students in Pen & Pear Productions whose film Pudding was a Finalist in the 2024 College 48 Hour Film Festival Competition.
 

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FEBRUARY 22, 2024

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Taking place at the Jamaica Plain branch of the Boston Public Library, this is an exciting upcoming Author Event for The FIlmmaker's Guide. During this evening of creative dialogue, Ingrid Stobbe and Bill Pace will speak about working with restrictions as springboards to creativity. The authors will talk about how this approach can expand beyond filmmaking to additional creative pursuits. Additionally present at the event will be the book’s cover designer, artist Kaitlyn Gernatt, who can speak about creative collaboration in the final design process across art forms.

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OCTOBER 27, 2023

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Glad to share Lesley's Jesse Ellis was 2nd Runner Up in the Massachusetts Production Coalition Pitch Competition at Emerson College. The event featured students from Bentley University, Boston University, Bridgewater State University, Emerson College, Endicott College, Fitchburg State University, Lasell University, Lesley University, Massachusetts College of Art & Design, Middlesex Community College, Northeastern University, Suffolk University, Tufts University, and Wheaton College. We're very proud of Jesse and his film,12/21, and of the Lesley Film Department.

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OCTOBER 10, 2023

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"Little Shop of Limitations: Making a 1-Ton Plant Sing". An evening of film and discussion as the Coolidge’s programming and outreach coordinator, Billy Thegenus, explored the way limitations led director Frank Oz to create the innovations that helped him make the modern musical masterpiece Little Shop of Horrors. Joining him onstage to delve deeper into the manner in which successes and creativity can spring from moments that initially seem to be obstacles were authors William Pace and Ingrid Stobbe of The Filmmaker’s Guide to Creatively Embracing Limitations.

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SEPTEMBER 25, 2023

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Women in Film and Video New England will welcome Ingrid Stobbe and William R. Pace for a Virtual evening discussing important discoveries in the researching of their new book, The Filmmaker's Guide to Creatively Embracing Limitations: Not Getting What You Want Leading to Creating What You Need. Hosted by Hannah Robinson, the evening will provide insights into the cinematic innovation that stems from these important angles in limitation.

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AUGUST 22, 2023

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Porter Square Books is thrilled to welcome Ingrid Stobbe and William R. Pace for a multimedia presentation of their new book The Filmmaker's Guide to Creatively Embracing Limitations: Not Getting What You Want Leading to Creating What You Need! Following a reading, the authors will screen examples from the exercises detailed in the book and clips from films referenced. This event will take place on Tuesday, August 22 at 7pm at PSB: Boston Edition (50 Liberty Dr. Boston, MA 02210).

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AUGUST 17, 2023

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Thanks so much to John Sullivan for the support leading up to our Porter Square Event. Link below.

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AUGUST 3, 2023

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Thank you to GrubStreet for including the Book Event for The Filmmaker's Guide to Creatively Embracing Limitations as part of its Best of Boston.

JULY 19, 2023

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The Filmmaker's Guide to Creatively Embracing Limitations is now available for purchase. You can find yours at Porter Square Books, Barnes & Noble, Amazon.com, Taylor & Francis, and many other locations. Find these links directly in our about section or the Linktree at @creativelyembracing on Instagram, and stay tuned for more updates.

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JUNE 28, 2023

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The Filmmaker's Guide to Creatively Embracing Limitations is now available to pre - order, which is so exciting. You can find yours at Porter Square Books, Barnes & Noble, Amazon.com, Taylor & Francis, and many other locations.

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JULY 19-21, 2023

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At the the 77th University Film & Video Association Conference, I'll present the workshop "The Filmmaker's Guide to Creatively Embracing Limitations," with co-creator Bill Pace of Seton Hall University, where we'll speak about themes in our upcoming book of the same title.

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MAY 15, 2023

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This spring I successfully completed my promotion for Associate Professorship at Lesley University, which will begin in fall of 2023.

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2023 +

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I'm looking forward to entering production on the short Documentary Self Portrait As A Star. The film is an autobiographical examination of the effects of time and location on adult perceptions of self: Expanding on the myth of Laelaps and the Teumessian Fox, the film explores whether an identity can ever be fully formed when strong facets of everyday life are in opposition to one another.

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APRIL 2023

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This faculty supporting grant will help further production of my upcoming film The Dog Star. I'm very grateful to be chosen as one of the recipients, and utilizing the funds to further the vision of this project. 

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APRIL 2023

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Quite proud of our Filmmaking program, and student Katelyn Johnston whose film REC placed as 2nd runner up at the Massachusetts Production Coalition Student Showcase with Independent Film Festival boston this year - fantastic. 

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FEBRUARY 2023

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In February I received The Massachusetts Cultural Council Cultural Sector Pandemic Recovery Grant. The grant was part of a unique state-wide artist-supporting initiative and will serve in support of the documentary The Dog Star. I'm deeply appreciative and look forward to moving forward with the additional support.

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NOVEMBER 22, 2022

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In November I'll join the College of the Florida Keys' Professional Day Event to share an encore presentation of Strengthening Interpersonal Skills in the Virtual Space.

JULY 22, 2022

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This summer's Pre-College experience had a wonderful ending, with a vibrant final exhibition of the work of students in a number of different media showing their work at the end of July at the Lunder Arts Center. For more information on the programs offered and timeline, please see the link below.

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JUNE 15, 2022

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Aiden O'Sullivan, Lauren Tyrell, Sarah Saulnier, Riley Woods, Tristen Coughlin, Paulina Sandoval, and Hannah Robinson were part of a team whose short Water Under the Bridge took home both 3rd place and Best Cinematography in this year's 48 Hour Film Festival for their Abduction Production company. Proud of them!

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APRIL 30, 2022

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Thomas Tague-Bleau's Thesis Film Slims took the Grand Prize in the Independent Film Festival Boston Student Showcase in Spring. The showcase features the top films from student media and filmmaking programs in the New England area - we are super proud of him!

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APRIL 6, 2022

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Working with Kat Lombard-Cook of Simmons University and JoAnn Cox of WIFVNE, we planned "Conversations on Careers," an evening of Networking, Media Skill Sharing, and Learning hosted at National Boston. During the event, participants from a host of New England Education programs and Media companies participated and got to know one another. These included:

• Women Make Movies

• RLMG

• American Public Television

• High Output

• Controversy Films

• Barbizon Light of New England

• Trivium Interactive

• Franc Village Studios

• TCGT Entertainment

• WGBH

• Mass Production Coalition

• 48 Hour Film Fest

• WIFVNE

• Suffolk University

• Simmons University

• Boston University

• UMASS Boston

• Emerson College

• Wheaton College

• Berklee College

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DECEMBER 12, 2021

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In For a limited time the work of my Experimental Filmmaking students will be projected live on the Lunder Arts Center on Massachusetts Avenue. This is the students' direct animation on 16mm celluloid, projected together concurrently without sound. The film will be on view through the holiday break (December 30 approximately).

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NOVEMBER 19, 2021

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In partnership with WIFVNE, High Output and WGBH, our students participated in a wonderful day of grip training with WGBH Lighting Director and Scenics Manager Phil Reilly.

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NOVEMBER 15, 2021

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In "The Loop Lab: Empowering a New Media Arts-Centered Generation," Wicked Local recently provided insight on our 2021 Matriculation agreement that we're so excited about. Read more below.

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SEPTEMBER 15 - OCTOBER 27, 2021

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The Department of Exhibitions at Lesley Art + Design highlights the work of 32 faculty and staff in a multidisciplinary exhibit that has been welcoming new and returning students to Lesley’s Lunder Arts Center. The exhibit, which is on view through October 27, provides a glimpse of what the LA+D community has been creating in their studios and is fully viewable to members of the Lesley community, while select works can be enjoyed by the public through the gallery’s windows on three sides.

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JULY 27-30, 2021

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At the the 75th University Film & Video Association Conference, I'll present the workshop "Accessibility Programming Through Inclusivity," with co-creators Hogan Seidel and Gabby Sumney, 

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JULY 12-23, 2021

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In July I"ll be teaching the Pre-College summer course Filmmaking Essentials with Lesley University. Registration is open, with additional information via the link below

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JULY, 2021

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The Department of Digital Filmmaking at Lesley University's College of Art + Design has partnered with media production and workforce development non-profit The Loop Lab, to ensure a 30 credit matriculation agreement for graduates of the Cambridge program. Find out more below via Wicked Local.

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July 7, 2021

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In July I'll present an encore  "Strengthening Interpersonal Communication Skills in the Virtual Space," webinar as part of the conference's Best-In-Track Summer Webinar Series. The session will be for "Process, Problems and Practices." 

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May 10, 2021

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In March I presented "Strengthening Interpersonal Communication Skills in the Virtual Space," at the Online Learning Consortium Innovate Conference. I'm so happy to share that the presentation was awarded the Best-In-Track designation for Process, Problems, and Practices Track. 

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April 12, 2021

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Tom Meek of The Cambridge Day takes a closer look at our April Exhibit Film As Monument at the Lunder Arts Center.

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APRIL 1st - 30th, 2021

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April 1st kicks off the Film As Monument Exhibit at the Lesley University College of Art and Design Lunder Arts Center. Boston LGBTQIA Artist Alliance will be sponsoring a wonderful opening reception (April 8th) for our participating artists, who include Gabby Sumney, my own Lesley University Film As Installation students, Four High School Media programs (Cambridge Rindge and Latin School, Somerville High School, West End Boys and Girls Club of Allston, and Community Charter School of Cambridge). Collaborating with Kat Meg from our Office of Community Engagement and Andrew Mroczek, our Director of Exhibitions, this installation of hand-painted direct animations is accessible in a covid-safe manner from outside, as it lights up Porter Square.

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MARCH 31, 2021

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In coordination and sponsorship with Women in Film and Video New England and Lesley University's College of Art + Design, on March 31st I join Carrie Van Horn, Associate Registrar of the Institute of Contemporary Art Boston, as we discuss motion images in installation spaces. Van Horn is the 3rd of Lesley University's guest speakers in the "Monuments Speaker Series," as well as opener to the upcoming Film As Monument Film Exhibition, taking place April 2021 at the Lunder Arts Center.

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MARCH 27, 2021

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I'll be moderating a discussion on Ideas to Screen with three wonderful women directors at Salem Film Fest X WIFVNE's Live Event on March 27th. Join me in conversation with Anna Koch (Glitter and Dust), Raquel Cepeda (La Madrina), and Giedrė Žickytė (The Jump), live at 11AM EST.

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MARCH 19, 2021

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This spring, I'll present online learning techniques at OLC Innovate 2021 - a joint conference presented by the Online Learning Consortium (OLC) and the Multimedia Education Resource for Learning and Online Teaching (MERLOT).

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NOVEMBER 30 - December 21, 2020

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Beginning November 30th and screening for three weeks, My film Orange will feature as part of the Cutlog Artists Moving Image collection, representing their 2020 collaboration of moving image works with the Society of Scottish Artists at the Open SSA + VAS exhibition.

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December 2, 2020

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Women in Film and Vieo New England holds it's annual Members Event, open to the public and all genders, and featuring an amazing lineup of speakers and activities. Keynotes include Ruth Carter, Academy Award Winning costume designer for Black Panther, Emmy nominated Producer Gennie Rim (Cars, Ratatouille) and Animation Producer Peilin Chou, whose recent work Over the Moon is currently streaming on Netflix. Additional information below, including registration details.

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NOVEMBER, 2020

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"Creating Play in a Time of Pandemic: Can Humor Promote Inclusivity in the Online Space?" will feature in EDIT Media's Zoom In beginning this November. 

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AUTUMN, 2020

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My article "Dinosaur Girls" will be in the Autumn Print Issue of Mantra Wellness Magazine.

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OCTOBER 14, 2020

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I'll be moderating a discussion with filmmaker Jennifer Maytorena Taylor at the Boston Women's Film Festival, as we discuss her film For the Love of Rutland.

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SEPTEMBER 25, 2020

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Orange will screen as part of the 2020 Darkroom Film Festival in London, United Kingdom this September. The film joins a dynamic lineup of digital works, 16mm films, sound artworks and audio-visual performances.

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OCTOBER 14, 2020

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I'll be moderating a discussion with filmmaker Jennifer Maytorena Taylor at the Boston Women's Film Festival, as we discuss her film For the Love of Rutland.

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JULY 27 - 30, 2020

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I'll be presenting "Building the Effective Professional Development Workshop for Students" at the 2020 University Film & Video Association's Virtual Conference this July.

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JULY, 2020

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During this summer's Salem Film Fest, I will be speaking with director Deirdre Fishel about her film Women in Blue, and directors Hélène Robert and Jeremy Perrin about their film Rising form the Tsunami.

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JULY, 2020

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During the summer I'll be teaching a two week video production course called Filmmaking Essentials. The course will be online and cover the engagement and overlap of single-camera production and cinematography with smart phone filmmaking principles.

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JUNE, 2020

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Author Simone Dompeyre takes a look at my short film, Orange, for the 23rd edition of Rencontres Internationales Traverse's print publication. 

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MAY 22, 2020

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WIFVNE is pleased to announce its 2020 Short Screenplay Competition, which aims to inspire creativity for screenwriters and independent artists. We welcome you to submit a 10 page screenplay concerning the theme of "Isolation." Scripts should have a strong female protagonist as the primary character.

Featured judges include:

• Wendy S. WIkins
• Cheyl Egan Donovan
• Claudia Croce-Tashman

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MAY 15-17, 2020

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This May, Orange will screen at the Lisbon Film Rendezvous International Showcase, taking place at the Lisbon Art Center & Studios, Cais Rocha Conde de Óbidos, in Lisbon, Portugal.

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MAY 7, 2020

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Our department made the bold choice of hosting an online final screening event, in light of the fact that COVID-19 has prevented us from the annual theatrical screening of final student film work. WBUR provided great coverage of that, and the innovative ways our students persevered throughout a difficult semester.

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SEPTEMBER 4, 2020

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In light of the substantial loss of non-verbal communication in our collective shift online, "Strengthening Interpersonal Communication Skills in the Virtual Space," explores speech strategies, digital workflow plans, and time management boundaries to fully maximize your energy and skill sets online as listener or speaker.

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MARCH 23, 2020

In March I will be speaking about "Media and Social Impact" at the Murrow Symposium at Washington State University. "The Murrow Symposium highlights developments within the world of communication. From the fourth estate to strategic communication, the Symposium brings together students and professionals for in-depth presentations, master classes and networking events. Industry leaders explore areas ranging from broadcast journalism, branding, AI/VR/AR, design thinking, PR, finance, social media, advertising, entertainment, and more" - The Edward R. Murrow College of Communication.

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MARCH 12, 2020

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This spring, Orange will screen at the ABC Cinema of Toulouse as part of the XXIIIèmes Rencontres Internationales Traverse film festival in France.

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MARCH 3, 2020

Lesley University will host an evening of professional workshopping and development with Women in Film & Video New England. The event will consist of a Networking hour, PA Workshop, and Mentorship Panel. Details below.

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MARCH, 2020

This spring, Orange will screen at the Anthology Film Archives' New Filmmakers' Women's Night in Manhattan, as part of the Another Experiment by Women Film Festival Screening Series.

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JANUARY, 2020

Volume 2 Issue 5 of Soanyway Magazine will showcase a number of wonderful artists' work from different mediums. I'm happy to have my short film Orange included in a such a diverse lineup.

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DECEMBER 22, 2019 - JANUARY 30, 2020

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So happy to share that my film Orange will be part of the 193rd RSA Annual Exhibition: "Open Art: SSA + VSA;" Society of Scottish Arts and Visual Arts Scotland. The Exhibition takes place at The Royal Scottish Academy of Art and Architecture in Edinburgh, Scotland, from December 22, 2019 - January 30, 2020.

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NOVEMBER 8, 2019

Orange has just been announced as a semi-finalist in the International Moving Image Festival of Abadan, Kuzestan Province of the Islamic Republic of Iran. Finalists in the competition are officially announced on September 30th, 2019.

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OCTOBER, 2019

Really thrilled to officially be joining the board of Women in Film & Video New England in the role of Higher Education consultant. I'm looking forward to continuing to create exciting bridges between creatives at the University level, and professional film and video employers in the field.

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SEPTEMBER, 2019

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My oil painting, Half, will be part of "The Art Edit," a curated advertorial campaign running this fall in Condé Nast's House & Garden, UK. The painting will be featured in the October print issue, on stands September 2nd.

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AUGUST, 2019

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I'm very excited to share that I will be joining Lesley University's College of Art & Design as Assistant Professor of Digital Filmmaking. It's an exciting time, and I'm looking forward to joining a great program in the Cambridge Community for the 2019 school year.

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JULY, 2019

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Innovation Women is a wonderful organization that seeks to coordinate "gender-balanced and inclusive events and conferences." I'm looking forward to working with them to organize future speaking engagements and workshops. If you are interested in booking my services as a speaker or panelist, this provides an additional resource for us to meet and talk media! Additional details can be found on my CONTACT page.

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MAY 20, 2019

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On May 20, 2019, William Paterson University is hosting an exciting symposium called “The Bauhaus Transcended” that explores the ideal pedagogy for the visual artist in higher education, Put together by a committee that includes yours truly, the event features six international artists, scholars and makers coming together both individually and collectively to discuss where we’re headed in arts education.

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MAY 17, 2019

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I will be speaking as part of a panel at The Young Women's Leadership School of Astoria, New York, on May 17th. The panel is part of the larger series "Cool Women, Hot Jobs" which seeks to expose young women to professionals of various career backgrounds.   

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MAY 11, 2019

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Orange screens at the James Ward Mansion of Westfield, New Jersey as part of Pop Up Anthology and The Westfield International Film Festival's Women in Film Night, May 11th, 2019. Tickets are $25 and proceeds benefit initiatives supporting diversity in Filmmaking.    

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MAY 11, 2019

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Orange is featured in the Spring 2019 edition of Palaver Journal, exploring the intersectionality of different kinds of art- both in medium and genre.

Spring Publication is May 11, 2019. 

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MAY 10, 2019

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Orange screens as part of the Starlight Film Awards on May 10, 2019.

The festival takes place in Hyderabad, Telangana, India. 

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MAY 2-6, 2019

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Orange screens as part of the Alchemy Film & Image Festival on May 2-6, 2019 in Hawick, Scotland. 

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APRIL, 2019

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Orange competed in this spring's Global Lift-Off Sessions for best short film. The collection was released on Vimeo On Demand in April, 2019.  

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APRIL 10, 2019

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Orange screened as part of the MOHA Short Film Night on April 10, 2019 in Budapest, Hungary.  

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MARCH 28,, 2019

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Orange screened as part of the Philadelphia Independent Film Award's Film Collective on March 28, 2019 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. 

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