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Qianyi Song (third from top left), a sophomore studying film and television in Boston University’s College of Communication, is an aspiring director and a producer of BUTV10’s bilingual culture show “Amber.” COURTESY QIANYI SONG

BU aspiring female directors are “game changers,” determined, despite national lack of representation

Aditi Balasubramanian February 20, 2020
The Academy Awards have come under attack for their lack of recognition of female directors and has faced criticism for hindering women’s ability to make a name for themselves in a male-dominated industry. But female directors within the College of Communication look to the industry with hope and determination despite the challenges of the past.
Joseph Dwyer’s “Listeners," Emily Sheehan’s “Adaptation” and Wes Palmer’s “You Are Here” took home the top awards at the 36th annual 2016 Redstone Film Festival. PHOTO COURTESY JUSTIN SAGLIO

REVIEW: Redstone Film Festival showcases COM’s talent, Hollywood’s future

Preston Park March 24, 2016

The 36th Redstone Film Festival showcased this year’s best films from Boston University’s Department of Film and Television on Friday. Sponsored each spring by Sumner Redstone, chairman of VIACOM,...

(From left) Fannar Thor Arnarsson won second place, Bryan Sih won first place and Emily Sheehan won third place at the Redstones film festival at Boston University Wednesday night. PHOTO BY ERIN BILLINGS/DAILY FREE PRESS STAFF

Redstones audience treated to diverse cast of voices, their films

Sonia Rao February 26, 2015

Boston University’s Film and Television Department rolled out its red carpet Wednesday night for the 35th annual Redstone Film Festival. The films screened ranged in topic from drunken grandmas to...

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