CFILM Podcast!!!

The CFILM podcast IS BACK for the first in our series on JAWS. Here, professor of filmmaking Steve Collins gives a lecture on the opening sequence of Jaws. What happens to Chrissie, and how does her fate demonstrate film's unique power to keep the viewer engaged?! You're about to find out!

You begged for more CFILM content, and we delivered! This week, Sadia Shepard discusses last year's documentary filmmaking course. Shepard is also teaching the course this fall.

We sit down with filmmaker Lana Wilson to talk about her award-winning (and beautiful) documentary THE DEPARTURE, which follows a Buddhist priest in Japan and his remarkable suicide-prevention program.

Documentarians Tracy Strain and Randall Maclowry discuss SIGHTED EYES/ FEELING HEART The first feature documentary about Lorraine Hansberry.

This week, Scott Higgins sits down with Jane Goldenring, President of (of course) Goldenring Productions. They talk about her current projects, as well as how the industry has changed.

This week, Scott Higgins sits down with "hard-working critic" (and alum) Katie Walsh. They discuss her process, films you may have missed, and, alas, angry superhero fans.

This week, Scott Higgins sits down with political documentary filmmaker Mary Robertson. They discuss The Circus, Trumped, She's the Ticket, documentary filmmaking with a newborn, and whether there is hope for us. CHECK IT OUT!

Episode 3 is here! This week, Scott Higgins talks to Ben Sax (class of 2007) about his new augmented-reality project Perceptoscope. They discuss narratives of the built environment and the fusion of old and new technologies. RIVETING STUFF!

The first episode of the Wesleyan CFILM podcast! 2017 alumni Kiley Rossetter and Allison Cronan talk to fellow alum Ed Decter ('79)about life after Wesleyan and the Wesleyan at the AFI program!

The first episode of the Wesleyan CFILM podcast! 2017 alumni Kiley Rossetter and Allison Cronan talk to fellow alum Ed Decter ('79)about life after Wesleyan and the Wesleyan at the AFI program!