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The Woodstock Film Festival is accepting applications for the Spring, Summer, and Fall Internship Program. Departments include but are not limited to: Operations, Public Relations and Marketing, Festival Administration, Programming, Graphic Design, Photography, and Production. Responsibilities may include: database management,… Continue Reading →
Each year the DMJ department hosts the Woodstock Film Festival class, a class that brings students to the festival to create video content for the festival’s YouTube channel. This year professor Megan Sperry led the intrepid team to define and… Continue Reading →
The Woodstock Film Festival is accepting applications for the Spring, Summer, and Fall Internship Program. Departments include but are not limited to: Operations, Public Relations and Marketing, Festival Administration, Programming, Graphic Design, Photography, and Production. Responsibilities may include: database management,… Continue Reading →
Intern applications for the Woodstock Film Festival Internship Program are now open for Summer and Fall internships! Their office is located at 13 Rock City Road in Woodstock, NY. All internships are in-person, though there is partial remote availability.
The Woodstock Film Festival wrapped up on Oct. 2 after another successful year of independent film screenings and thought-provoking panels. Once again students from the Department of Digital Media & Journalism covered important festival events by filming Q&As with filmmakers… Continue Reading →
The Woodstock Film Festival is currently searching for interns in ALL departments, including but not limited to Operations, Press, Public Relations, and Administrative. General experience includes database management, film entry screening evaluations, fundraising, public relations, press, community outreach, event planning,… Continue Reading →
Last weekend students from the Digital Media and Journalism departments celebrated their hard work helping out at the Woodstock Film Festival.
Last weekend, students from the Digital Media & Journalism Department celebrated their hard work at the Woodstock Film Festival. The following is a message from Gregory Bray, DMJ department chair: