Shana and Robert ParkeHarrison will discuss their 31 years of collaborative practice, in conversation with Photography Program Chair Kari Wehrs. This discussion will take a look back at the ParkeHarrison's career, while giving insight into what's next for this dynamic duo.
Emmy®-winning cinematographer Natalie Kingston will discuss her creative process, sharing insights drawn from a diverse body of work that spans feature films, streaming series, documentaries, music videos, commercials and more. Natalie recently shot the acclaimed Apple TV+ series BLACK BIRD starring Taron Egerton, for which she was awarded the Emmy for Outstanding Cinematography, making her the first woman in Emmy history to receive top honors in cinematography for shooting a work of fiction. In this conversation with Film Program Chair Wayne Beach and Film Production Manager Will Castellucci, she’ll discuss how she finds an approach that suits story and character.
In this Alumni lecture, photographer Jon Tobiasz will be discussing the development of his practice through the evolution of content and the abiding nature of process.
Join Hope Hall for an inspiring journey through 25 years of documentary filmmaking and cinematography. From political arenas to personal narratives, discover the power of mindfulness in the creative process. Explore the implications for artists across all mediums and learn to navigate challenges with wisdom and purpose.
This lecture will be held in our Focus A building.
This lecture will be held in our Focus A building.
This event will be held at the Maine Media soundstage and celebrates the week of work from our students. All are welcome.
This lecture will be held in our Focus A building.
The Authors Guild Foundation is looking forward to returning to Rockport, Maine this summer for the third season of the Pascal Hall Authors Series in partnership with the Lesher Family Foundation and Maine Media! Each event will begin with cocktails at 5 p.m. followed by the conversation at 5:30 p.m. and a reception and book signing at 6:30 p.m. For this event, please join us with Elliot Ackerman in conversation with Alicia Anstead. Tickets to the Pascal Hall Author Series are free, but space is limited and registration is required to attend. A book signing and reception will follow each event. Register for free here.
This event will be held at the Maine Media soundstage and celebrates the week of work from our students. All are welcome.
