Video posted on Facebook:

https://www.facebook.com/Nightline/videos/10156333394707801/

https://vimeo.com/269140223

More to follow! Congratulations class of ’18!

Mr. Sandora (Production ’06), who works in Post Production at Sesame Street, has just earned his first Emmy with his team.

Well done!

See below!

Excellent work.

Wanted to share some Film 48 (48 hour film festival–48 hours to write, shoot, edit, and upload a short film):

First Place:

Second Place and Audience Award:
https://vimeo.com/266181906

Congrats all!

Really enjoyed this one. Film48 has another premiere tonight.

So Excited for Joy + Noelle. They were our closing presenters for the Animation Festival last weekend.

Their program ‘Mr Sheep and Sleepy Bear’ is coming out!

Read more about the animation festival, which featured Fred Seibert (Frederator) as our keynote, here:

Animation Celebration will bring former Hanna-Barbera president to New Paltz

A little over a year after its initial release on Amazon, “Liner Notes” is now available on Amazon Prime.
Written by John Patrick Bray & Gregory Bray, based on the stage play by John Patrick Bray. Directed by Gregory Bray. Shot by Vincent Carnevale, Edited by Jason Latorre, original score by Danny Asis, with music by HV bands!

Starring Allen Enlow (“Happy!” “Mr. Robot”) and Alyssa Carpenter (“Mahjong and the West”).

Official Selection Woodstock Film Festival
Audience Award Finalist Hoboken Film Festival
Winner First Place Faculty Narrative, Broadcast Education Association
Finalist Chandler Award, Summer, 2017

See it here: Liner Notes

Ecstatic to share we just won a Faculty/Student Collaboration Broadcast Education Association Award of Excellence for the “Hanna Barbera at the Norman Rockwell Museum” video! 🙂 The BEA’s Festival of Media Arts takes place in conjunction with the National Association of Broadcasters expo in Las Vegas, NV this April.
Congratulations to my co-conspirators and students Sydney Mott, Catherine Kaczor, Forrest Miller, and Rachel Dobiecki. This is the 2nd BEA Award for both Catherine and Rachel. Thank you to Fred Seibert, Ellis Henican, Jessie Kowalski, and our friends at the museum for all their time and contributions. 🙂 And a SINCERE and BIG Thank You to Bill Sobel for making it all happen.

Happy to be in this wonderful scholarly collection on Harley Quinn, released as part of her 25th anniversary this past year.
“One of the most popular characters in the DC comicsverse, Harley Quinn is adored by many despite her status as an antihero. This collection of essays is a welcome addition to the scholarship about female characters that are often overlooked in study of genre fiction.” –Sherry Ginn, Marvel’s Black Widow from Spy to Superhero.

Available on Amazon