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Showcasing the student filmmakers of LaGuardia Community College (CUNY). For information on Liberal Arts: Film & Television visit, Laguardia.edu/Academics/Majors/Media-Studies/
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Lidiya Kan, Pedro Urena and Oswald Barrios bring us this short film about robots from the future! With help from LAGCC students Olivier Dabisso, Julian Mejia, Nicole Zambrano! Music by Timothy Kulig.
Learn Video Production at LAGCC!https://www.laguardia.edu/Film-and-Television/
This years festival was hosted by the student Danita Jenkins! Terry Parker and Dr. Joyce Rheuban started the Thomson Avenue Film Festival 16 years ago to showcase the best of our student filmmakers. Professor David Stott bring us this story.
Shot and edited by Oswald Barrios and Pedro Urena with student volunteer Brady Vasquez. Produced by Thomas Seymour WebTV Station Manager.
Learn Video Production at LAGCC!https://www.laguardia.edu/Film-and-Television/
For the video version of this podcast please visit our podbean and YouTube Channel! The short film One More Step by LAGCC student Mengmeng Ma. Learn Video Production at LAGCC!http://www.laguardia.edu/Academics/Majors/Media-Studies/
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Media Cluster Students Kayla and Elle take a look at the Netflix original film Death Note. Shot and edited by Oswald Barrios and Pedro Urena.
Learn Video Production at LAGCC!http://www.laguardia.edu/Academics/Majors/Media-Studies/
Terry Parker and Dr. Joyce Rheuban started the Thomson Avenue Film Festival over 15 years ago to showcase the best of our student filmmakers. WebTV reporters Danita, Niara and Jonathan bring us this story. Shot and edited by Oswald Barrios and Pedro Urena.
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Our courtside reporters Niara Johnson, Danita Jenkins and Malik Walker give us an inside look at the LaGuardia Red Hawks basketball Team! Special thanks to Brian Goldstein Produced by the Film Club and Professor David StottShot by Oswald Barrios and Lydia KanEditorJordan Yagiello
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WebTV is LaGuardia Community College student created programming. Anna Mendez and Frank Gallagher show us how lenses look when tested on different camera bodies including the Black Magic Production Camera and Canon T5i. Learn more about the Liberal Arts Media Studies Option at LAGCC in New York City! Directed by Frank Gallagher & hosted by Anna Mendez. Edited by Pedro Urena and Oswald Barrios. WebTV station manager Tom Seymour.
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WebTV reporters Danita and Niara attend a Humanities Liberal Arts meetup event to showcase the different Majors at LAGCC. Learn more about Media Studies, Music Recording Technology, New Media Technology, Fine Arts and many other majors at the following URL.
http://www.laguardia.edu/Humanities/
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President Gail O. Mellow was at the 14th Annual Thomson Avenue Film Festival to announce the winner of the Heads Up LaGuardia video competition. Along with short films and music videos, students were asked to create a 30 second PSA on the benefits of free college tuition. Media Studies News was there with this report on one of the longest running film festivals in the CUNY system.
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those sites that support video podcasts. Media Studies student Frank Gallagher created this commercial for Taylor Guitars! For more information about studying filmmaking in New York City visit!
http://www.laguardia.edu/academics/majors/media-studies/
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those sites that support video podcasts. A silent film for video production (HUC240) displaying the struggles of a man who has felt the wounds of betrayal and depression taken over his mind, his best friend comes to his aid when no one else can to help him cope and shows that he cares. Learn more about Media Studies at LaGuardia Community College.
http://www.laguardia.edu/academics/majors/media-studies/
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By Frank Gallagher
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those sites that support video podcasts, HUC240 Video Production student Leah Ally creates this silent film with some creative visuals.
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those sites that support video podcasts, HUC240 Video Production student Bryant Rivillas shows us a visually dynamic view of New York City.
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This award winning feature length documentary about the decline of physical media was created by Tom Seymour and Ken Powell of the Media Studies department at LAGCC. The students Orion Brown, Paul Paulino and Gary Alvarez worked on the film in various roles from camera to grip work. In 2016 the film won Best Documentary and the Miami International Science Fiction Film Festival! iTunes Twitter Stitcher Radio Facebook Youtube
For those sites that support video podcasts, Media Studies students Oswald Barrios, Jessica M’Sihid and Christian Orellana demonstrate the different uses of a Glidecam, just one of the many filmmaking tools here in the Liberal Arts Media Studies Option at LAGCC. Station Manager Tom Seymour. iTunes Twitter Stitcher Radio Facebook Youtube
As one of CUNY’s longest running film festivals, we are proud to show you highlights from this year’s Thomson Avenue Film Festival in its 13th year! iTunes Twitter Stitcher Radio Facebook YoutubeField ReportersNia MillerJennifer Silvestre CameraRuel WilliamsKen Powell Editor Ken Powell Station ManagerTom Seymour
Christian Guinanzaca speaks with Tania Matos about gentrification within Jackson Heights, Queens. Please feel free to watch the podcast version on iTunes or Stitcher Radio! Camera and Editing: Christian GuinanzacaHost: Tania MatosWebTV Station Manager: Tom Seymour iTunes Twitter Stitcher Radio Facebook Youtube
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that support video podcasts, this is a short film directed by Donna Steinel. The City We Need is a look into the struggles of life in New York City.“The City We Need” (by Ana Bogner)Music provided by Free Music Archive iTunes Twitter Stitcher Radio Facebook Youtube
WebTV reporter Paul Paulino takes a look at what kind of computer technology our students are using with narration by Vere Isaac.Shot and edited: Paul PaulinoNarrated: Vere IsaacStation Manager: Tom Seymour iTunes Twitter Stitcher Radio Facebook Youtube
Legendary cult film director Lloyd Kaufman (The Toxic Avenger 1-4, Tromeo and Juliet and Poultrygeist) speaks at LaGuardia College about filmmaking and distribution. Edited by Media Studies Intern Chris Corrigan
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