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The Seniors’ Show, Catherine Hamilton
The Seniors’ Show, Catherine Hamilton
Visual Anthropology Films
This film profiles four art majors preparing for their senior show at Furman University. The challenges they face and the passion they pour into their creations are both evident as they explain why they do what they do, and what they learn in the process.
Poe Mill Skate Tribe, Heather Brame, Izzy Michell
Poe Mill Skate Tribe, Heather Brame, Izzy Michell
Visual Anthropology Films
This film transports the viewer to the Poe Mill Skate Park in Greenville, South Carolina, where an active skateboarding community has grown up. The skateboarders form a tight-knit community and transform an otherwise abandoned area as they pour their own money and labor into building up the park.
The Lake Debate, Connor Lynch
The Lake Debate, Connor Lynch
Visual Anthropology Films
Framed by concerns by some Furman students over their ability to access the student union when community members enjoying the popular Furman Lake fill up the nearby parking spaces, this film explores why people are attracted to the lake. The film shows the perspectives of several individuals who come to walk pets or take children for a bicycle ride on the lakeside paths.
The Furman Library: Catering To Students, Andrew Cromer, Shane Roberts
The Furman Library: Catering To Students, Andrew Cromer, Shane Roberts
Visual Anthropology Films
This film explores how the main campus library has become a second home to students from around Furman University. From the student who basically moves in during finals week, to the students who use the library primarily as a study space, the film gives a student’s perspective on the comforts of the library.
Russ From P2x, Claudia Leslie, Jordan Mcneill
Russ From P2x, Claudia Leslie, Jordan Mcneill
Visual Anthropology Films
This film profiles a well-loved fixture of the Furman campus, Russ. He runs the printing and copying service center at the university and oversees mail delivery in the student center, but his real passion is connecting with students. In the film, Russ explains how his life journey led him here, reflecting on his work and his vocation.
The Happiest Hour At The Woodlands, Hanna Arata, Sam Fowler
The Happiest Hour At The Woodlands, Hanna Arata, Sam Fowler
Visual Anthropology Films
This film showcases a weekly happy hour held at the Woodlands, a senior living community near the Furman University campus. Woodlands residents talk about how music played at the happy hour transports them back to a different era, and they share in their enjoyment of the event’s wine and live music.
Welcome Home, Ann Ludlow, Libby Mackow
Welcome Home, Ann Ludlow, Libby Mackow
Visual Anthropology Films
This film explores the dynamics of different Furman housing areas, interviewing students about their adjustment to dorm living and about their preferences for spending time in different areas.