Communication, Media and Film

Communication, Media and Film


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Filmmaker in Residence

Filmmaker in Residence

The CMF Filmmaker in Residence program was launched in 2017 to offer students the opportunity to develop skills from practitioners in a range of roles in the field of filmmaking.

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Anastasia Bucsis on Visibility, Sport and What Comes Next

Now part of the CBC broadcast team for the 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Games, Anastasia Bucsis, BA’17, reflects on life after Sochi and how LGBTQ2S+ inclusion in sport continues to evolve.

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Writing for Wellness: Finding Steadiness on the Page

Storyteller, poet and alum Miranda Krogstad, BA'16, reflects on writing, mentorship and mental well-being, and how returning to the page can help when life feels heavy.

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Meet Them Where They Scroll: The Power of Pop Culture in Parenting and Teaching

From math lessons to tough talks about gender and identity, educators are finding that today’s music, movies and memes can open the door to meaningful conversations

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Celebrating 2025 Killam Award recipients in the Faculty of Arts

Advancing knowledge and leadership through distinguished scholarship

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2025 Killam Awards celebrate a tradition of scholarship

Celebrating the Killams’ vision, the awards honoured excellence across UCalgary’s disciplines

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Reel Scares: Alumni Film Picks For All Ages

We asked some Halloween-loving UCalgary alumni and experts in film, communications and culture to share their top picks for kids, teens and the young at heart.

Paul Chastko

New book explores Alberta’s oil history and culture

History professor Dr. Paul Chastko, PhD, examines how oil shaped politics, popular culture and identity in early twentieth-century Alberta in his new book The Boom. His research traces how resource development influenced regional identity and political life.

 

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