School of Film/Video

Pia Borg is a Maltese/Australian filmmaker. Her non-fiction films that chronicle historical events and psychological phenomena have received numerous prizes including the Golden Leopard at Locarno Festival for the documentary Abandoned Goods (2014). Her latest short film, Demonic premiered at... Continue reading »

Lilli Carré is an interdisciplinary artist based in Los Angeles, working primarily in experimental animation, ceramic sculpture, print, and textile. Her films have shown in festivals throughout the US and abroad, including the Sundance Film Festival, International Film Festival Rotterdam,... Continue reading »

Through his company Chiodo Bros Productions, Stephen has established himself as a highly creative special effects director with expertise in stop-motion animation. Fascinated with stop-motion animation at an early age, Stephen perfected his animation and directorial skills at Rochester... Continue reading »

Maureen Furniss, Ph.D. is a well-known animation historian. She is the founding editor of Animation Journal (1992-2017) and author of several books, including Art in Motion: Animation Aesthetics (John Libbey/Indiana University Press, 1998), The Animation Bible (Laurence King/Harry N. Abrams,... Continue reading »

Aimee Goguen is an interdisciplinary moving-image artist. Her artwork explores fantasy, abjection, and the grotesque in relation to the body. In 2022, new animations were presented by the City of West Hollywood as part of their public art digital billboard, the Sunset Spectacular. Over 500,000... Continue reading »

Jeanette Jeanenne is a Panamanian-American filmmaker based in Los Angeles. She is the Head of Animation and Executive Producer at SNYDER NY. She is the Co-Founder and Director of GLAS Animation, a non-profit organization dedicated to championing, cultivating, and promoting independent animation... Continue reading »

Hillary Kapan received a master's degree in film and computer arts from the University of Oregon. His interactive pieces Blind Date, Fingertip, Emerging Forms and You Kill Me question infatuations with technology. Exhibitions include Paris, Moscow, Yokohama, Sydney, Rio de Janeiro and... Continue reading »