Sylvia Johnson is an award-winning filmmaker and impact strategist. She teaches filmmaking at the University of New Mexico and runs a small production company dedicated to visual storytelling to inspire action. In this week’s episode, she talks to Logan about her first-ever immersive video installation and what it’s been like to tell a story in three dimensions.
She also discusses the Trump administration’s cancellation of her Fullbright Award this year and how that has impacted her personally and professionally.
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The New Mexico State Fair is having its first-ever film showcase! Join us to view student films from universities across New Mexico, including UNM Film & Digital Arts! Happening Saturday, September 19 from 4:30pm-9pm at the Whataburger Farm.
What if a streaming platform worked a little like a dating app — but instead of matching people, it connected audiences and filmmakers? Three former UNM students have launched Phintch, a free platform dedicated to independent films made by New Mexicans or filmed in...
UNM Film & Digital Arts ranked among the Top 30 Best Film Schools by Moviemaker Magazine