From The Huffington Post:
\r\nWorking in documentary film has always been an adventure, a pleasure, and a rollercoaster ride—but rarely does a project come along that changes one's entire worldview. Half the Sky: Turning Oppression into Opportunity for Women Worldwide has truly been a life-changing endeavor and an honor. The concept for the project was originally brought to me by my fellow executive producers: Jamie Gordon and Mikaela Beardsley. Mikaela had recently produced the film Reporter about the intrepid New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof. She was very excited when, in conversations in the field, he talked about his upcoming book to be co-written with his wife Sheryl WuDunn addressing the struggles and triumphs of women and girls in the developing world that they had personally encountered over years of reporting... (continue reading)
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MFA Fine Arts & MFA Photography, Video and Related Media
Exhibitions by Mark Tribe, Liz Deschenes and Sarah Sze -
MPS Digital Photography & BFA Photography
Video: SVA Alumnus Clay Patrick McBride on His Subway Series -
MFA Photography, Video and Related Media & BFA Photography
Artsy Spotlight on SVA Faculty Member Penelope Umbrico -
MPS Digital Photography & BFA Photography
Elizabeth Avedon Interviews SVA Alumnus Clay Patrick McBride -
BFA Computer Art, Computer Animation and Visual Effects
Dream Gig: SVA Alumni at George Lucas’s Industrial Light & Magic -
MFA Photography, Video and Related Media
NYC Exhibitions: SVA Alumni Kevin Cooley, Dina Litovsky and...
