Tagged as “Roy H. Park School of Communications”

Ithaca alums bring HBO's True Blood to life: The HBO series True Blood, a show about vampires and the inhabitants of a small Louisiana town, is known for its interesting characters and great special effects. It takes a massive amount of people to bring the show to life, two of whom are Ithaca College alums.

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Have you ever dreamed of making an award-winning documentary?

Starting this fall, the Park School of Communications will be offering a new major in documentary studies and production to prepare students for a career as a documentary filmmaker.

The B.A. program combines courses in television-radio, journalism, and cinema and photography, giving you the foundation and skills...

Junior cinema and photography major Christina Bryant has been selected to participate in the Fusion Arts Exchange (FAX) Screenwriting and Film Production program this summer.

Sponsored by the Department of State, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, FAX is a highly competitive program that provides cutting-edge technical training and works to foster multi-national collaboration...

Mark Mahoney ’85 was awarded the 2009 Pulitzer Prize for editorial writing.

The award recognizes the best reporting and publishing in a calendar year, and the winners typically come from the nation’s most well-known newspapers.

But who’s ever heard of Post-Star? With a circulation of only 34,000 the Post-Star of Glen Falls, New York, was by...

Co-host of Today weekend edition and NBC Nightly News anchor Lester Holt visited Ithaca College last April as the Jessica Savitch Distinguished Journalism Lecturer.

Holt has reported on some of the world’s most important stories, including Operation Iraqi Freedom, Hurricane Katrina, and the war between Israel and Lebanon.

His lecture touched on many...