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New Film Studies program expected to help build Alberta film industry
While four Canadians earned Oscar nominations in major categories this morning including Sarah Polley for her adapted screenplay, Away From Her, the Faculty of Communication and Culture's new Film Studies program promises to become a contributing force for developing even more homegrown talent. The Faculty has launched southern Alberta's first Film Studies degree program and will immediately begin admitting students for study in Fall 2008. >> More Graphic novel educates about homelessnessA group of people living with schizophrenia, together with a University of Calgary researcher, have created a graphic novel aimed to decrease instances of homelessness among people who are mentally ill. >> More Scholarship awarded for global classroomA Culture and Society student will apply her international experience to coordinate the U of C's first global classroom. Claire Cummings, an MA candidate in the Faculty of Communication and Culture, will work with the AGF as a part of a scholarship agreement - the funds for which were donated by the U of C Alumni Association. More >> Where have all the movie goers gone?
As Calgarians enjoy the Calgary International Film Festival, Dr. Charles Tepperman, film studies professor, says movie technologies like iPods, the Internet and DVDs make watching film more convenient, but can diminish the experience. More >>
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