After living among us for the past half dozens years, Adrianne Finelli will be leaving shortly for Pennsylvania. I took the opportunity to ask her a few questions. MARK: Where will you be moving to and what will you be doing there? ADRIANNE: I’m moving back to Pennsylvania, not back to Philly, but the other […]
Tag Archives: documentary film
Ypsi/Arbor Exit Interviews: Adrianne Finelli
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HBO’s Frat House
Somehow, up until this evening, when a friend shared a link by way of Facebook, I wasn’t aware of the controversy surrounding the 1998 HBO documentary Frat House. Apparently, the film, shot by Todd Phillips and Andrew Gurland, never aired on HBO, in spite of the fact that it won two Sundance Film Festival awards […]
7-minute student documentary on the founding of Ypsilanti
The following video, which I just found out about through my friend Anjanette, was apparently created by a student team at Washtenaw Community College, for a documentary film class. It’s entitled, “The Naming of Ypsilanti.” I thought that you might find it of interest.
Posted in History, Ypsilanti Also tagged Demetrius Ypsilanti, James Mann, Larry Gray, student projects, The Naming of Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Community College 8 Comments