Laura Ivins is an Assistant Professor of Film and seasoned film practitioner with nine years of professional experience bridging videographic film criticism, event programming, and higher-education administration. She combines a deep practice in independent filmmaking and stop-motion animation with a strong track record managing advising technology projects and communications at a large research university. Laura has programmed and curated retrospectives and festivals, produced video essays and freelance editing work, and taught production courses from 16mm filmmaking to experimental animation. Comfortable toggling between hands-on creative work and budgeted project management, she brings scholarly rigor from a PhD in Communication and Culture and an MFA in Film to practical program-building in academic and community settings. An under-the-radar strength is her long-term experience operating projection equipment and festival logistics, giving her rare technical and curatorial fluency across both analog and digital film practices.
9 years of coding experience
12 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor's degree Film/Cinema/Video Studies, Bachelor's degree Film/Cinema/Video Studies at University of Oklahoma
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD Communication and Culture, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD Communication and Culture at Indiana University Bloomington
Master of Fine Arts - MFA Film/Cinema/Video Studies, Master of Fine Arts - MFA Film/Cinema/Video Studies at Boston University
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