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Full-Text Articles in Film and Media Studies
Cedar Hill: A Case Study In Preservation And Education In A Digital World, Lin Barnett
Cedar Hill: A Case Study In Preservation And Education In A Digital World, Lin Barnett
Senior Projects Spring 2019
Visit Cedar Hill (now Annandale-on-Hudson) as it stood over a century ago, reconstructed in virtual reality. This interactive project retells an important aspect of Hudson Valley History, its mill communities, which do not get preserved in the archeological record and are not as closely maintained as its neighboring communities of Bard College and Montgomery Place. The project analyzes the structures' changing purposes, as well as their changing architectural qualities, to trace the story of the hamlet's decline.
(Gardesh) گردش, Peymaan Motevalli-Aliabadi
(Gardesh) گردش, Peymaan Motevalli-Aliabadi
Senior Projects Spring 2019
Senior Project submitted to The Division of Arts of Bard College.
Muse, Bettina L. Campomanes
Muse, Bettina L. Campomanes
Senior Projects Spring 2019
Senior Project submitted to The Division of Arts of Bard College.
Artist’s Satement:
Bettina Campomanes is a Filmmaker and Music Producer specializing in online content creation and short form narrative film. Her films and music videos have garnered viral success and have earned multiple festival selections for categories such as best student director, best short, and best music video. As an electronic producer, she performs under the stage name “Valiant Vermin” and continues to mix or produce for other musical acts.
Muse is a short film about a writer who is unable to live in the present when his authorial …
Framing The Superheroine: Form And Character In Contemporary Comics And Manga, Dana Elizabeth Lubow
Framing The Superheroine: Form And Character In Contemporary Comics And Manga, Dana Elizabeth Lubow
Senior Projects Spring 2019
Senior Project submitted to The Division of Languages and Literature of Bard College.
The Zone, Jordon W. Soper
The Zone, Jordon W. Soper
Senior Projects Spring 2019
There are places, soft spots, in our world where the membrane between realities and possibilities is thinner. Here the familiar constant fundamentals described by natural science to order our understanding of the world are inconsistent. Natural laws are stretched, warped, and refracted in chimeric distortions. To enter is to encounter the unreal and the unknowable, to comprehend the incomprehensible. The familiar and the unfamiliar intertwine and overlap. In the zone we see in circles, sensory experience expands, and minute details become revelations. At the fringes of consciousness and perception we meet with the shimmer of simultaneous wonder and terror.
Within …
Remnants, Savannah Lou Williams
Remnants, Savannah Lou Williams
Senior Projects Spring 2019
Understanding where you come from is never a linear experience. I began this project with the urge to dispel the cinematic portrayal of a romanticized and glorified ‘wild west’ and instead, I spent the last eleven months deciphering the stories and myths I was exposed to throughout my life by my family; perpetuated by the film industry. Growing up, I was told tales of the Bixby Ranch, a thousand-acre ranch in the middle of the Sonoran Desert that my grandfather worked, just as his father had done before. I went to rodeos and watched old westerns, fueling the mental picture …