Rowan University Radio, Television, and Film

The Department of Radio, Television, and Film at Rowan University.

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“If it can be written, or thought, it can be filmed.”

Stanley Kubrick

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The Rowan Television Network is holding a fundraiser TONIGHT to support their annual telethon! This year's telethon benefits the Ronald McDonald House of Southern New Jersey. Make sure you print out this flyer and bring it with you to the restaurant!

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"After the idea, there is plenty of time to learn the technology."

-- British inventor James Dyson

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Rowan RTF Professor Tara DiLullo Bennett chats up the stars of "Divergent".

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Mark your calendars! The Campus Movie Fest finale will take place on March 26th!

http://www.rowan.edu/studentaffairs/studentactivities/events/cmf/

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Rowan students working on a FEMA funded grant to produce a fire safety on college campuses video.

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Neil Gaiman talks about his visit to Rowan!

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TV critic David Bianculli still a breath of 'Fresh Air'

The author, professor and NPR guest host has highlighted network gold for nearly 30 years.

Did you catch this article about Rowan RTF Professor David Bianculli on usatoday.com?

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Get started on your summer plans!

Make your summer plans now! First day of summer registration is March 24th. We'll be offering these classes on campus between May 27 - June 26: Sound Communication TV Production I Film Production I We'll be offering these courses online starting in July: Introduction to New Media Film Scenario Writing Film History I http://www.rowan.edu/provost/registrar/courseschedule.html

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Apply now for the David Cromie Communication Scholarship!

Apply now for the David Cromie Communication Scholarship! The scholarship is a $500 award presented each spring semester in honor of the late Dr. Dave Cromie, former chair of the Department of Communications. Students must have a minimum 3.0 GPA at the time of application and show outstanding work in the study of Communication. For more information, contact Dr. Ed Streb at [email protected], or visit http://www.rowan.edu/colleges/ccca/prospectiveStudents/scholarships.html

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Rowan RTF Weekly Wrap-Up

Here's what you might have missed this week at the Rowan University Department of Radio, Television, and Film:

There's still time to win dinner with Neil Gaiman! Just send in a response to the prompt "Why I Need to Have Dinner with Neil Gaiman." Email your one-page answers to [email protected] by TOMORROW, February 17th, to win one ticket to dinner and two tickets to his lecture on Rowan's campus on March 7th. The tickets will go to the most creative response!

The 2014 BEA Award winners have been announced, and Rowan students placed in three categories! Visit our Facebook page to find links to all the winning student projects. Congratulations to all our students whose work was recognized by the Broadcast Education Association!

There are only two weeks left to apply to the Fullbright-mtvU Awards! The Fulbright-mtvU Awards are looking for graduating seniors and recent graduates who want to explore how contemporary music can be used as a "cultural force for expression or change." The application deadline is February 28th. For more information on how to apply, visit their website at http://us.fulbrightonline.org/fulbright-mtvu-awards

Remember, you can stay connected with the RTF Department at Rowan University all week long by following us on Twitter!

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Rowan Cinema Workshop students preparing for the 48 Hour Film Project.

See the full album here: http://imgur.com/a/ZpFx2#0

#rowanuniversity #48 Hour Film Project

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RTF students Colin Rooney, John Breitling, Eric Cheavers, Lauren Stroz, and Matt Wood were honored at the 2013 Downbeach Film Festival for their work with Pact5, a campaign that uses student documentaries to address the epidemic of sexual assault in college. Their work earned a Special Project Award. #rowanuniversity

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Katalyst, a documentary by students Matt Wood and Colin Rooney, won Best Documentary at the 2013 Rowan RTF Media Festival. Katya, an amateur artist and survivor of sexual assault, goes on a journey of healing. She comes into contact with other survivors and takes steps with them to overcome the trauma caused by her assault years earlier.

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'Undeveloped,' by Brian Coulter, Allison McNamara, Crista Pilliteri, Lauren Karstens, and Jon Simmons, took first place for Best Short Film at the inaugural Rowan RTF Media Festival. A photography student's world starts to develop out of his control when he enters the darkroom.

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High school students from around New Jersey came to an open house at Rowan University. While they were there, they met with Rowan faculty and toured the television production studio and radio station.

To find out how to schedule a tour at Rowan, or to take a virtual tour, visit http://www.rowan.edu/sem/admissions/tours/.