⁣"Watch Your Mouth" by Josh Collins


⁣Cinema, Television and Emerging Media Studies
Students in the Cinema, Television, and Emerging Media Studies Program develop critical thinking, global awareness, and advanced skills in critical thinking, industry knowledge, global awareness and advanced writing and storytelling skills.

This is a short film⁣"Socket" by Ronjae Jones Morehouse.


⁣THE CINEMA, TELEVISION & EMERGING MEDIA STUDIES MAJOR FOCUSES ON FILM STUDIES AND FILM PRODUCTION WITH STRONG EMPHASIS ON SCREENWRITING

In celebration of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, MTV Entertainment Group is handing over its massive platform to the Morehouse College Cinema, Television, & Emerging Media Studies (CTEMS) program to showcase the short film “Here We Are.” Based on one of Morehouse’s beloved expressions “a candle in the dark,” the film focuses on the legacy of King ‘48, its link to the present-day civil rights movement, and how his teachings have helped guide progress for the continued movement for Black liberation. Beginning today, the film will air through February on all nine MTV Entertainment Group channels: MTV, VH1, Country Music Television (CMT), Comedy Central, Paramount Network, Logo, TV Land, Pop TV, and Smithsonian Channel.

Film Title: "Here We Are"
Director: Avery O. Williams '86
Original Poem & Executive Producer: Stephane Dunn, Ph.D.
Story and Production: The Morehouse CTEMS Senior Class of 2022
- Samuel Alicea
- Mansa Aziz
- Richard Davis
- Javaris Denman
- Mikyle Dixon
- Elmer Ellis
- Reed Heard
- Kenyon Spotts
- Chase Stokes
- Timmy Thongkham
Editing and Cinematography: Zach Thomas '13
Sound Recording: Christopher Love
1st Assistant Director: F orderick Fowler '15
Production Coordinator: Julia Davis (Spelman '15)
Music Composer: David Morrow '80, performed by the Morehouse College Glee Club

Black directors make just 1% of competition films at the world’s major festivals.

Cinema, Television & Emerging Media Program assistant professor, Avery Williams discusses the importance of Black directors, producers and screenwriters in accurately depicting stories that represent entire communities.

Morehouse's 4th Annual Human Rights Film Festival will showcase the humanity of filmmakers by expanding awareness of current social justice issues.

On Topic is where Morehouse faculty and students share insight on current events and academic research relevant to modern society.

THE REVEREND REGINALD WAYNE SHARPE JR | BACCALAUREATE SPEECH

⁣98th Annual MOREHOUSE & SPELMAN Christmas Carol Concert | 2024