LHSC film professor George Nicholas serves as cinematographer and producer (and is one of many Hofstra collaborators) on the new movie 7 Splinters in Time.
Making filmmaking his business is the future for Herbert School film grad and DUO Entertainment co-director Scott Aharoni ’16.
Film studies and production graduate Tom Cassese ’15 finds success as a filmmaker/animator with his newest release, Zoul.
A review of the 30th anniversary re-release of Ismael Merchant and James Ivory’s Maurice (1987) by Professor Rodney Hill, PhD was published as a web exclusive by Cineaste, one of America’s most important film magazines.
The Totally Awesome Hulk #1.MU by Leah Williams ’10 , is in stores now! Leah graduated from Hofstra with a degree in Film Studies & Production.
Film Studies and Production graduate Anthony Raffaele is the March 2017 Alumnus of the Month.
Scott Aharoni’s film BARDO, which was shown in last year’s Student Film Festival, won the Best Independent Spirit Award at the Sedona International Film Festival.
This film sampler by Eric Crocombe ’16 represents some of best entries from the Annual Hofstra University Student Film Festival.
The 48 Hour Film Contest is an event sponsored through Hofstra’s Filmmakers’ Club that challenges its participants to make a film in 48 hours.