MIT in 3:00

film
film
Apr 17
6:30pm–9:00pm
MIT Filmmakers
Venue:
Bartos Theater, E15-070
Bartos Theater, E15-070

Inspired by Antje Ehmann’s and Harun Farocki’s world-wide video project “Labour in a Single Shot,” which explored the subject of work through short video clips, MIT in 3:00 asks competitors — What is your MIT? And can you show it in 3 minutes?

MIT in 3:00 continues the tradition of The Media Spectacle, honoring its founder, former Comparative Media Studies program administrator Chris Pomiecko, and celebrating his love for filmmaking.

MIT in 3:00

film
film
Apr 17
6:30pm–9:00pm
MIT Filmmakers
Venue:
Bartos Theater, E15-070
Bartos Theater, E15-070

Inspired by Antje Ehmann’s and Harun Farocki’s world-wide video project “Labour in a Single Shot,” which explored the subject of work through short video clips, MIT in 3:00 asks competitors — What is your MIT? And can you show it in 3 minutes?

MIT in 3:00 continues the tradition of The Media Spectacle, honoring its founder, former Comparative Media Studies program administrator Chris Pomiecko, and celebrating his love for filmmaking.

MIT in 3:00

film
film
Apr 17
6:30pm–9:00pm
MIT Filmmakers
Venue:
Bartos Theater, E15-070
Bartos Theater, E15-070

Inspired by Antje Ehmann’s and Harun Farocki’s world-wide video project “Labour in a Single Shot,” which explored the subject of work through short video clips, MIT in 3:00 asks competitors — What is your MIT? And can you show it in 3 minutes?

MIT in 3:00 continues the tradition of The Media Spectacle, honoring its founder, former Comparative Media Studies program administrator Chris Pomiecko, and celebrating his love for filmmaking.

MIT in 3:00

film
film
Apr 17
6:30pm–9:00pm
MIT Filmmakers
Venue:
Bartos Theater, E15-070
Bartos Theater, E15-070

Inspired by Antje Ehmann’s and Harun Farocki’s world-wide video project “Labour in a Single Shot,” which explored the subject of work through short video clips, MIT in 3:00 asks competitors — What is your MIT? And can you show it in 3 minutes?

MIT in 3:00 continues the tradition of The Media Spectacle, honoring its founder, former Comparative Media Studies program administrator Chris Pomiecko, and celebrating his love for filmmaking.

MIT in 3:00

film
film
Apr 17
6:30pm–9:00pm
MIT Filmmakers
Venue:
Bartos Theater, E15-070
Bartos Theater, E15-070

Inspired by Antje Ehmann’s and Harun Farocki’s world-wide video project “Labour in a Single Shot,” which explored the subject of work through short video clips, MIT in 3:00 asks competitors — What is your MIT? And can you show it in 3 minutes?

MIT in 3:00 continues the tradition of The Media Spectacle, honoring its founder, former Comparative Media Studies program administrator Chris Pomiecko, and celebrating his love for filmmaking.

MIT in 3:00

film
film
Apr 17
6:30pm–9:00pm
MIT Filmmakers
Venue:
Bartos Theater, E15-070
Bartos Theater, E15-070

Inspired by Antje Ehmann’s and Harun Farocki’s world-wide video project “Labour in a Single Shot,” which explored the subject of work through short video clips, MIT in 3:00 asks competitors — What is your MIT? And can you show it in 3 minutes?

MIT in 3:00 continues the tradition of The Media Spectacle, honoring its founder, former Comparative Media Studies program administrator Chris Pomiecko, and celebrating his love for filmmaking.

MIT in 3:00

film
film
Apr 17
6:30pm–9:00pm
MIT Filmmakers
Venue:
Bartos Theater, E15-070
Bartos Theater, E15-070

Inspired by Antje Ehmann’s and Harun Farocki’s world-wide video project “Labour in a Single Shot,” which explored the subject of work through short video clips, MIT in 3:00 asks competitors — What is your MIT? And can you show it in 3 minutes?

MIT in 3:00 continues the tradition of The Media Spectacle, honoring its founder, former Comparative Media Studies program administrator Chris Pomiecko, and celebrating his love for filmmaking.

You can still submit films for entry until March 3.

See Details

Finalist films from the MIT in 3:00 competition will be presented at the Bartos Theater E15-070.

The screening will begin at 6:30pm. The Jury and Audience prizes will be awarded.

Comparative Media Studies

MIT Comparative Media Studies/Writing offers innovative programs that apply critical analysis, collaborative research, and design across a variety of media arts, forms, and practices.

Bartos Theater

Wiesner Building

E15

20 Ames Street, Cambridge, MA 02139-4307

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The competition is sponsored by the Chris Pomiecko Memorial Fund and Comparative Media Studies/Writing with support from Arts at MIT.

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