Radio Television Film | Moody College | Radio Television Film The University of Texas at Austin

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Web Name: Radio Television Film | Moody College | Radio Television Film The University of Texas at Austin

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Master the evolving 21st-century media landscape.Welcome to Austin, TX—home to great film festivals, a renowned live music scene, and some of today’s hottest feature filmmakers, TV show runners, and internationally recognized media scholars. And at the heart of Austin, seeding both the high-tech industry and vibrant arts community, is The University of Texas. It’s where you can write / direct / edit / shoot / produce the next Hollywood blockbuster, original television pilot, or small indie gem; where you can gain hands-on training with the latest and greatest animation and visual effects technology; and where you can launch your creative and professional career by honing your understanding of the historical, cultural, industrial and global contexts surrounding film, television, and digital media. Virtual Film Media Camps Workshops—for All AgesUse Summer 2020 as a launching pad for new creative possibilities. We may not be able to meet in person, but that doesn't mean we can't continue developing skills, cultivating creativity, and joining together to collaborate and inspire each other online. To that end, our staff of faculty and advanced graduate students have specially adapted our popular film and media programs for kids and adults—as well as crafted some exciting new offerings—to best suit an online learning platform. Come learn with us! Camps for Kids Are your kids curious about the process of filmmaking? Do they love to play video games and might like to design their own? Do they live for animation or love to laugh at funny movies? Our faculty of advanced graduate students, professors, and media professionals can help develop those interests and teach your kids the skills to make the content they love. Each class presents an opportunity for your kids to stay engaged creatively this summer while making friends and having fun with other imaginative kids. Workshops for Adults Harness resources around you and cultivate new ones as you express yourself cinematically in these production workshops and writing bootcamps. Under the careful guidance of our faculty of university professors, advanced graduate students, and media professionals, you'll meet with other creatives online to hone filmmaking and screenwriting crafts and master the latest filmmaking technology. Smith named first Associate Dean for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Radio-Television-Film faculty member has served in interim role since August 11/21/19 Virtual Training Ground Green screen reinforces hands-on learning approach for creative digital narrative techniques 1/23/19 McConaughey stars in “true RTF effort” Scott Rice leads effort for Moody College of Communication students, recent grads to produce public awareness PSA 8/28/18 New Radio-Television-Film chair Noah Isenberg appointed to lead Department of Radio-Television-Film, beginning January 2019 8/15/18 New Faculty Book: Jack Benny and the Golden Age of American Radio Comedy Professor Kathryn Fuller-Seeley’s new book examines the history of Jack Benny’s radio comedies. Public book talk/screening March 1st. 1/18/18 New Faculty Book: The Routledge Companion to Media Fandom Professor Suzanne Scott and Dr. Melissa Click’s new co-edited collection reflects on the growing field of fan studies and its future directions 1/18/18 Siva Vaidhyanathan talks on Antisocial Media: How Facebook Disconnects People and Undermines Democracy Monday, March 5, 7 PM, BMC 2.106 1/05/18 PhD alumna Katherine Haenschen wins ICA Best Dissertation “Get @ The Vote: Using Facebook and Email to Increase Voter Turnout” wins Best Dissertation for the Mass Communication division of ICA 4/13/17 Building on the foundation of the groundbreaking UT3D initiative, today's Emergent Digital Media Program blends innovations in interactive and immersive storytelling with state-of-the-art technology. Industry professionals discuss today's evolving media landscape in new speaker series. This lecture series is designed to expose students to the diversity of media studies scholarship, provide models for research presentations, and enable advanced graduate students to present work related to their dissertation projects.

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