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Among the highlights in the three-day event are a free screening and Q&A with director Boots Riley on Friday; in-person and virtual appearances by former Visualization students Brad Graeber and Clara Chan on Saturday; and a screening of student films on Sunday.
Olynyk discussed her research project “The Mutable Archive: A Cure for Immortality,” which features live performances and short films about human stories.
Set in the 1900s, “Echoes of Justice” follows a fictional theatre troupe as they perform a new work that leads to arrests and public backlash.
Chan will make a virtual appearance at MSC Aggie Cinema’s Howdywood Film Festival on Saturday to discuss her career and her experiences in leading visual effects teams.
The free event is in partnership with the College of Performance, Visualization and Fine Arts and the Academy for the Visual and Performing Arts.
The 12-minute production was created by faculty members in the Music, Dance and Visualization programs.
The Association of Former Students honors Bedford alongside outstanding faculty members for their dedication to teaching and their commitment, performance and positive impact on students.
Visitors participated in hands-on activities and interactive experiences, toured the college’s facilities and attended informational program sessions.
Tim McLaughlin, dean of the College of Performance, Visualization and Fine Arts and director of the Virtual Production Institute, moderated "The Business and Creative Impact of Virtual Production" on Feb. 24.
The inaugural Day of Theatre brought high school students to campus to participate in masterclasses led by faculty members in design, improvisation, devising and playwriting.









