Three short films created by Northeastern students will be screened in Tinseltown as part of the 12th annual Campus MovieFest.
Cannes you hear me now?
A short film by Northeastern student Joel Marsh was selected to be screened at the 65th annual Cannes International Film Festival in May.
3Qs: What makes a good book-to-movie adaptation?
The film adaptation of Suzanne Collins’ “The Hunger Games” dominated the box office this weekend, netting more than $155 million in its first three days in theaters. We asked English professor Kathleen Kelly, who teaches classes that cover book-to-film adaptations and plans to see “The Hunger Games” this week, about what makes a successful movie version of a work of popular literature.
In “Midnight in Paris,” the City of Light is brightest after dark
A third-year English major reviews auteur filmmaker Woody Allen’s 48th feature-length film.
3Qs: ‘Dream Factory’ body images are nightmare for most
Northeastern cinema studies professor talks about destructive impact that Hollywood depictions of beauty can have on eating and other behavior
3Qs: A 3-D headache or family fun?
With the recent release of Nintendo’s new 3DS, a handheld gaming system, and the popularity of movies like “Thor” and “Avatar,” the use of 3-D technology has increased over the past few years. Terrence Masson, director of Northeastern’s Creative Industries program, weighs in on 3-D’s revival and where the technology is headed.
3Qs: The “grand dame” actress of her day
Creative industries director Terrence Masson, who has worked in computer graphics and visual effects for some 20 feature films, discusses Elizabeth Taylor’s impact on American movies and culture.
Creating character, from stage to screen
Actor Stephen Lang, a star in the movie “Avatar,” shares his experiences in the theater and on film during a three-day visit to campus.
