GNMC Showcase
The following projects were created on our computers, with our equipment or with the assistance of our staff. Highlighting outstanding multimedia projects inspires other students and faculty to use new media in exciting, innovative ways and helps us demonstrate the value of the productions created using our resources. Please share your work with us by completing our submission form.
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Dante and Loren provide lyrics to a track by French hip-hop producer Germs.
The Georgetown University Forum is a half-hour interview program with Georgetown faculty members. It has existed in one form or another since the 1940s. In the 1950s it was even briefly a television program! For thirty years it was recorded at WAMU in Tenleytown, with Lillian Brown as its host. Carole Sargent took over as host in 2009, and moved production to the Gelardin New Media Center in 2010. It is available as free content for NPR member stations and Armed Forces Radio.
Place is not mere geography. It is a cerebral and emotional blend of associations, an awareness that is part physical, part science, and part history, culture and social memory. Place is a way of understanding the world and more. Can the internet host a "place?" If so, how and why?
