Tag: Documentary

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Ryerson student’s basketball doc sells out scholarship screening

October 28, 2016

Ryerson student Luke Galati and his crew members sold out their fourth screening of Eastern, a doc on the closing of Toronto's basketball powerhouse Eastern Commerce High School

Documentary photographer speaks on the tragic history of Kurdistan

Susan Meiselas, an established documentary photographer, visited campus to present her series of war photographs in a lecture on Wednesday night.

Media production student’s doc sells out at the Toronto Black Film Festival

February 17, 2016

Two sold out documentary viewings at the Toronto Black Film Festival (TBFF) isn’t something most first-year students can put on their resume, but Samuel Lehner can.

RTA students zoom in on ecstasy in new documentary

February 17, 2014

Students investigate MDMA youth culture in fourth-year practicum project

A new perspective

December 5, 2013

Rye student’s film sheds a light on childhood cancer

He’s not your average Joe

A group of Ryerson graduates’ documentary film about Oakham House manager Joe Garisto is making waves at TVO Doc Studio contest

Alums find sweet success

November 10, 2011

After a trip overseas with $10,000 worth of equipment and 12 weeks of filming in the Philippines, a group of Ryerson alums are screening The Sugar Bowl, their documentary about the Filipino sugar industry

STUDENT’S DOC TO SCREEN AT FEMINIST PORN AWARDS

By Adriana Rolston Joanne Loton would love to make her own porn. But for now, the Ryerson graduate student is filming the feminist directors behind the camera. “These women are sex-rock revolutionaries. They’re sick and tired of the status quo and instead of complaining about it they picked up a camera and did something about […]

CBC airs RTA work

January 20, 1999

With the help of CBC technicians, three RTA students aired their mini documentary on the media/communications program Under-currents last December.

The dark side of Mother Teresa

December 2, 1998

She did little for the sick and dying. She curried favorer among crooks and genocidal maniacs. Laura Hysert talks to the man who uncovered the truth about the withered nun.

Grad debunks Mountie myth

October 21, 1998

Ryerson graduate William Cobban says the Mounties are a myth — and he’s got the research to prove it.