Teaches about media, rhetoric, games, film, politics, & public memory. Writes books & makes films. Professor of Communication Studies at Bloomsburg University.
A rare tweet! Some of you may know I have been working on a film about Northeast PA and Public Memory. I've created a new account specifically for the project and plan to be posting there regularly...If you are interested in following along, it's @NEPADOC1
Hello Twitter! The teaser trailer for our forthcoming documentary film about Northeastern Pennsylvania, "NEPADOC," will premiere next month!
Until then, we will be highlighting some of the great folks who have been helping us along the way. Follow us here and stay tuned!
@FooseTV@AskPlayStation both Chronos borked for me also. These 5 games are out of ~100 ps1/2 games on PS3. just formatted system/downloaded games last week, haven’t been able to open them
@michaelmario1 @Gonzeux I think it is a good "business sense" move right now but lots of variables to unravel for ramifications among players/musicians/etc. I'm optimistic. I think having the ability to play your @Bandcamp playlist as background in a game when using the @EpicGames launcher would be ace
A trailer carrying 100 monkeys collided with a dump truck this afternoon just off I-80 near Danville. According to state police, four of those monkeys got loose. The PA Game Commission is looking for the monkeys.
From Sonic & Super Mario Bros., to Halo & Minecraft, video games have changed throughout the years.
On this week's episode of Pop Life Kendall Phillips chats w/@DrHeineman of @BloomsburgU about the early days of gaming, & how they've evolved.
https://t.co/rP7oIijM2X
The film I made this year is going public! It'll soon be screened at some upcoming film festivals & discussed at academic conferences. I'll be updating https://t.co/jcoL6W38gX with dates & announcements! Very excited to share this work! @blackbearff#autoethnography#pandemic
especially if you know people in higher ed who have made/published short films (documentaries, non-narrative films, visual critical work, etc.) & are comfortable sending them my way, it would be appreciated. (@kembrew comes to mind as someone I know who's done some film work...)
This weekend I finished something I've worked on for the past year: my first film(!). It's a 35 minute critical/visual #autoethnography called "The Pandemic Nature Project". I'm excited to share it & would welcome thoughts on finding audiences ("academic" or otherwise)...