Rye film grad recreates the ocean on land for final project
January 25, 2022
Benjamin Fieschi-Rose’s The Lost Sea Horse is raising awareness for ocean depletion
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Left out of the picture: Lack of representation in art
October 16, 2018
The photography program’s diversity issue, a student association’s misguided attempt to help, and how they’re really going to fix it
The Ear-opener ep 12: Inside TIFF’s Ryerson Mafia
September 14, 2018
With the TIFF season coming to an end this weekend, online editor Bryan Meler digs deep into the “Ryerson Mafia”, a clique of former Ryerson students that’s been infiltrating the festival for decades now
Ryerson students’ intersectional film aims to change perspective of mental health
March 16, 2018
Two RTA students’ upcoming film aims to change the perspective and conversation around mental health, especially for people of colour
Ryerson grads’ production company behind new heritage minutes
March 13, 2018
You probably remember watching them in school when you were younger. A one-minute clip used by your teacher during class that summed up an entire period in Canadian history
Students say the film program’s script exchange policy mishandles racialized narratives and representation
March 13, 2018
Issues of representation, racialized narratives and script ownership surfaced this year in Ryerson film program
Queen of Hearts: Ryerson grad’s film reinvents the Victorian era with black representation
January 30, 2018
The result was Queen of Hearts, a short film about a powerful queen who has to deal with betrayal and love. She can also literally rip hearts out. The usual perception of any film described as a “Victorian-period piece” is that it almost exclusively features white characters. But Addawoo and Williams were ready to change that
Students launch film about first African-American man in space
January 16, 2018
The film’s plot will follow Guion Bluford in 1983, when he finds out that he’ll be a crew member on the Challenger for NASA’s eighth space shuttle mission, making him the first African American man in space
Ryerson grad is turning tables in film
September 1, 2017
D.W. Waterson, also known by her DJ name hey! dw, has become a successful director by day and DJ by night
Eyes on Rye: RTA student travels the globe for videography
March 11, 2017
Ronny Tam was eight-years-old when he attended a film camp on his summer vacation. Now, the once movie-hating youngster spends the large part of his day fiddling with the buttons on his DSLR camera
Pillowcase Survivors
November 17, 2015
A fourth-year film studies student speaks out her sexual assault in her thesis project
Film review: Virunga
January 24, 2015
Nominated for an Oscar under the best documentary feature category, Virunga is a heart-wrenching film
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