Archive for the 'Student Film' Category
Friday, August 16th, 2024
Select movie listings for August 16-22, 2024 in Champaign, Urbana, and the cities beyond! Did you take a peek at the Images of the week? And, have you memorized the Confidential Almanac for today?
Posted in Area Festivals, Calendar du C-U, Confidential Almanac, Education/Classes, For the Children, Public Events, Student Film | Comments Off on Calendar: August 16-22, 2024
Saturday, April 27th, 2024
Select movie listings for April 26-May 2, 2024 in Champaign, Urbana, and the cities beyond! Don’t forget to peruse this week’s Field Report! And, have you memorized the Confidential Almanac for today?
Posted in Area Festivals, Calendar du C-U, Confidential Almanac, Education/Classes, Public Events, Student Film | Comments Off on Calendar: April 26-May 2, 2024
Thursday, April 27th, 2023
Wouldn’t be prudent for us to promote this weekend’s UIUC and ISU student film shows without honoring the 50th anniversary of the UI student-made ‘MaGuffin’ and SHOT as well. Get learned!
Posted in Alums Done Good, Area Festivals, Cinema Discourse, Competition du C-U, Education/Classes, Ones That Got Away?, Preservation, Print Matter du C-U, Public Events, Student Film, The Old School | Comments Off on ‘MacGuffin,’ SHOT hit 50th mark
Friday, August 5th, 2022
Filmmakers of all ages have a week and a half left to submit their short subjects to the brand-new CU International Film Festival, which is set to debut in October on the UIUC campus.
Posted in Area Festivals, Competition du C-U, Deadline du C-U, Education/Classes, For the Children, Happy Places, How You Can Help, Job Opportunities, Public Events, Student Film | Comments Off on 10 days left to enter C-U film fest
Thursday, April 28th, 2022
Student film showcases have bloomed in downstate Illinois! We point you toward one virtual and two physical events based at Millikin U. in Decatur and U. Illinois in Urbana. Are u ready to attend?
Posted in Area Festivals, Competition du C-U, Dance Film, Documentary, Music Video, Public Events, Streaming Cinema, Student Film | Comments Off on Millikin, UI makers will show films
Wednesday, October 14th, 2020
As an aside to a tangent, we vicariously saunter about Mother Murphy’s of Normal, IL, thanks to another student project born at Illinois State University, ANYTHING BUT NORMAL. Take a trip with us!
Posted in Business Matters, Documentary, Education/Classes, Happy Places, Media Coverage, Preservation, Student Film, The Old School, Videos du C-U | Comments Off on ISU video crew high on ‘Mother’
Thursday, September 17th, 2020
When life hands you lemons, make the best movies possible with limited means! This is the lesson behind the children-led Pens to Lens show that premiered virtually at Facebook on August 15, 2020.
Posted in Area Festivals, Broadcast Dates, Champaign Movie Makers, Competition du C-U, CU Film Society, For the Children, Happy Places, Student Film | Comments Off on Kids’ vids preserve Pens to Lens
Monday, August 3rd, 2020
What is reasonable give-and-take when a city is attempting to improve its central hub? The student project MAKING A MURAL illustrates the issue with an artistic conundrum in Normal, Illinois.
Posted in Bittersweet Places, Business Matters, Documentary, Education/Classes, Media Coverage, Preservation, Student Film, Videos du C-U | Comments Off on Student art doc wins BEA award
Friday, May 29th, 2020
University of Illinois students a generation apart do their on-camera best to convince viewers that campus spirits drift among us. Their existence somewhat haunts your humble editor to this day.
Posted in Alums Done Good, Article du C-U, JP Confidential, Media Coverage, Student Film, The Old School, Videos du C-U | Comments Off on UI ghosts linger on and off screen
Wednesday, April 29th, 2020
In an ideal situation, the New Art Film Festival would be joining other downstate Illinois film events in engaging and enthralling you. In this case, the NAFF cheers on their festival friends from afar.
Posted in Area Festivals, C-U Confidential Shows, Competition du C-U, Deadline du C-U, Public Events, Student Film | Comments Off on Fellow fests worth a NAFF shout
Thursday, November 14th, 2019
Students at the University of Illinois have more options to breathe in and produce the cinema then they know. We update today on the UI Golden Corn Student Film Festival and the Illinois Film Office’s Shortcuts contest.
Posted in Area Festivals, Competition du C-U, Education/Classes, Local Meetings, Public Events, Student Film | Comments Off on Options bloom for UI film students
Thursday, October 17th, 2019
Currently-enrolled students at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign know what’s going down on campus more than we do, but we can always toss up a little friendly advice on their behalf.
Posted in Area Festivals, Education/Classes, Local Meetings, Public Events, Student Film | Comments Off on Students bring life to film at UIUC
Thursday, August 22nd, 2019
A decade is a long while to be pulling one’s own weight in Champaign-Urbana, Illinois, but the New Art Film Festival has managed such a feat. Get involved in marking the milestone by entering your film in Year 10!
Posted in Area Festivals, C-U Confidential Shows, Competition du C-U, Deadline du C-U, News du C-U, Public Events, Student Film | Comments Off on Act fast and submit to tenth NAFF
Monday, August 19th, 2019
‘Tis the season for learning as the school year rushes in, but any time is golden for inspiring our youth. Students living in the Champaign-Urbana area have options aplenty to do just that, even with filmmaking.
Posted in Competition du C-U, CU Film Society, Education/Classes, For the Children, Media Coverage, Public Events, Student Film | Comments Off on Youth expressed positively in films
Thursday, May 16th, 2019
Espresso Royale on Daniel Street in Champaign, IL, will be closed and torn down, but we’ll always have our memories and film evidence of the coffee spot. What film evidence, you say? It’s minor, but, it exists!
Posted in Images du C-U, Media Coverage, Ones That Got Away?, Sad Places, Student Film, The Old School | Comments Off on One less haunt remains in the C-U