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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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r/evolution in Media(Scapes): A CMF Graduate Student Conference
The University of Calgary’s Department of Communication, Media, and Film presents r/evolution in Media(Scapes): A CMF Graduate Student Conference, online via Zoom from May 10th to 11th....
In the Media
In the News: Brian Rusted (Associate Professor Emeritus), Communication, Media and Film, in The Sprawl
Should Calgary Ditch The Cowboy Motif — Or Embrace It?
In the News: Gregory Taylor, Communication, Media and Film, in CBC News
CBC won't abandon TV, radio audiences as it charts digital path over next decades, says president
In the News: UToday
CMF Honours student Shaziah Jinnah speaks about the importance of mental health advocacy in this UToday profile
In the News: Calgary Herald
University of Calgary Bachelor of Film Studies student Emil Agopian wins Music Video of the Year award at the YYC Music Awards.
Video
Samantha Thrift, Instructor in the Department of Communication, Media and Film talks about engaging her students in learning through digital story-telling.
Demoralizing Fatness Lecture
Join us as Associate Professor of Philosophy at Cornell University, Kate Manne debunks the arguments that depict fatness as a moral problem and not being fat as a moral obligation.
This event is part of the Calgary Institute for the Humanities Invited Lecture in Applied Ethics.
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