WTMD 89.7

WTMD 89.7

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WTMD 89.7 episodes

  • CURB YOUR ENTHUSIASM – TU Electronic Media and Film Review by Marc May
    Marc May is an Assistant Professor in the Electronic Media and Film Department at Towson University who teaches storytelling and screenwriting.  Marc’s film industry career has primarily been as a screenwriter, selling and optioning to Hollywood studios. For ten consecutive years, he always had at least one project in active studio development. In indie films, [...]
    3 min
  • 5 FOR JUNE – TU Electronic Media and Film Review by Marc May
    Marc May is an Assistant Professor in the Electronic Media and Film Department at Towson University who teaches storytelling and screenwriting. Marc’s film industry career has primarily been as a screenwriter, selling and optioning to Hollywood studios. For ten consecutive years, he always had at least one project in active studio development. In indie films, [...]
    3 min
  • UPLOAD – TU Electronic Media and Film Review by Kalima Young
    Dr. Kalima Young is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Electronic Media and Film at Towson University. Her research explores the impact of race and gender-based trauma on Black identity and Black cultural production.  When she makes her own films, they usually involve blood, aliens, psychics, or things that go bump in the night.
    3 min
  • THE VAST OF NIGHT – TU Electronic Media and Film Review by Marc May
    Marc May is an Assistant Professor in the Electronic Media and Film Department at Towson University who teaches storytelling and screenwriting.  Marc’s film industry career has primarily been as a screenwriter, selling and optioning to Hollywood studios. For ten consecutive years, he always had at least one project in active studio development. In indie films, [...]
    3 min
  • SPACESHIP EARTH – TU Electronic Media and Film Review by Kalima Young
    Dr. Kalima Young is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Electronic Media and Film at Towson University. Her research explores the impact of race and gender-based trauma on Black identity and Black cultural production.  When she makes her own films, they usually involve blood, aliens, psychics, or things that go bump in the night.
    3 min
  • HOLLYWOOD – TU Electronic Media and Film Review by Kalima Young
    Dr. Kalima Young is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Electronic Media and Film at Towson University. Her research explores the impact of race and gender-based trauma on Black identity and Black cultural production.  When she makes her own films, they usually involve blood, aliens, psychics, or things that go bump in the night.
    3 min
  • FEEL GOOD – TU Electronic Media and Film Review by Kalima Young
    Dr. Kalima Young is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Electronic Media and Film at Towson University. Her research explores the impact of race and gender-based trauma on Black identity and Black cultural production.  When she makes her own films, they usually involve blood, aliens, psychics, or things that go bump in the night.
    3 min
  • THE WAY BACK – TU Electronic Media and Film Review by Kalima Young
    Dr. Kalima Young is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Electronic Media and Film at Towson University. Her research explores the impact of race and gender-based trauma on Black identity and Black cultural production.  When she makes her own films, they usually involve blood, aliens, psychics, or things that go bump in the night.
    3 min
  • TOP 5 NETFLIX COMEDIES – TU Electronic Media and Film Review by Marc May
    Marc May is an Assistant Professor in the Electronic Media and Film Department at Towson University who teaches storytelling and screenwriting.  Marc’s film industry career has primarily been as a screenwriter, selling and optioning to Hollywood studios. For ten consecutive years, he always had at least one project in active studio development. In indie films, [...]
    3 min
  • UNCORKED – TU Electronic Media and Film Review by Kalima Young
    Dr. Kalima Young is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Electronic Media and Film at Towson University. Her research explores the impact of race and gender-based trauma on Black identity and Black cultural production.  When she makes her own films, they usually involve blood, aliens, psychics, or things that go bump in the night.
    3 min