Emerson thesis -- Visual and media arts
Found in 848 Collections and/or Records:
Nimueh, 2023
Nine / 9, 2018
"A 23-minute multi-narrative film that poses a reflection on time and parting. Four independent storylines intersect in a way that knit twelve characters' vignettes together, implying the melancholy truth -- separation is happening on every clock tick." --Abstract.
"No Historical Precedent", 2021
"This project is a short documentary about Wendy Carlos, a composer and technical innovator in the field of electronic music. Interviews and monologues detail the difficulties that a group of young transgender people have faced in finding their ancestors' history. The filmmaker recounts her own discovery of Carlos and creates new music in tribute to her influence." -- Abstract
No piece of cake, 1999
No such thing as a free lunch, 2014
'No Such Thing as a Free Lunch' is a story that emerged from ashes of the financial meltdown. In the form of a satirical animated short, the film simplifies the complexities of the banking crisis and challenges its viewers to reexamine their understandin
Noah and the night barker, 2009
Noah and the Night Barker is a dark comedy about a recently divorced man's efforts to overcome the thoughts of his past that assail him in the quiet of the night. The target audience for this film is young professionals, aged 25-35, and also members of su
Nodnarb Namztruk, 2022
"'Nodnarb Namztruk' is a nonlinear journey of a young women exploring her sexuality through a prism of fantasies and memories she is experiencing while dreaming in sleep. The animation follows a protagonist's dream in a fast edited paise with vivid visuals and symbolic references." -- Abstract
Nomads, 2022
"Nomads (2021) is a cautionary tale that tackles subject matters such as human trafficking and homelessness. This exploration of the gritty landscape of the city at night highlights the importance of Social Darwinism when a homeless hustler meets traumatized sex worker. I hope this film also highlights the reality that people are still people. We all bleed red and have the same level of emotions; some people are just in extreme circumstances than others." -- Abstract
Noodles, 2021
NORO, 2022
"NORO is a short narrative fiction film in the psychological horror genre. The film aims to subvert the stereotypically weak or helpless depictions of characters suffering from mental illness, create metaphysical representations of its symptoms, and emphasize the importance of professional help and speaking up." -- Abstract
Not in the face too!, 1999
Note, 2002
Notions of beauty : how images within media affect the self-esteem of black women, 2004
This study questions the influence of media's representations of beauty on the self-esteem of Black women. --Abstract.
Nuclear climate change, 2008
Nuclear Climate Change is a documentary video about the debate over nuclear power. There is a strong argument to be made that nuclear power is an increasingly necessary energy source because it does not produce greenhouse gasses. But there are persistent
Obesity an American epidemic, 2002
Oblivion, 2016
"A thirty-minute crime/mystery radio drama revolving around three bandmembers whose upcoming performance in the finals of the 'Battle of the Bands' will determine their futures. When their conflicts escalate and the drummer is found dead in front of the band's rehearsing space, evidence leads the detective to one of the bandmembers as a leading suspect in the murder case. --Abstract.
Obverses, 2007
Obverses is an experimental 16mm short exploring the human body and the relationship between body and nature using only macro photography. -- abstract.