Janelle Malak, Media Studies '11, is working on a unique, epic music video that will showcase talents of many types of artists - dancers, actors, musicians, make-up artists, and costume designers.

Lauren Belfer, Doc Studies '10, is making a film about the intense connections that are made between strangers over the telephone, and explores these anonymous conversations people are often too hesitant to have with the people closest to them.

Alex Norelli, MFA Poetry '11, is printing his first book of poetry 'Leaning Against the Rain', which is a collection of subversive nature poems, poems of woe, and poems dedicated to the imagination and color.

Bill Gallagher, Documentary Studies 2008, is creating a documentary about refugee Guor Marial, the Olympic marathon runner who ran in the London 2012 Olympics without a country.

Media Studies alumna Jessica Edwards is putting together a photography and creative advice book from fifty of the world's best documentary filmmakers.

Documentary Studies alumnus Ted Fisher's latest project to create a feature length film about the life of an escape artist

Mannes College of Music alumna Louise Dubin's efforts to release Auguste Franchomme's never-recorded before cello music. The recording will be of particular interest to lovers of the cello, Chopin aficionados, and fans of French romantic music.

Doc Studies alumna Erin Davis' new documentary film about Adventure Playgrounds and the necessary and positive relationship between risk and play.

New School faculty, Nitin Sawhney's film about a Palestinian youth in Gaza on a quest to shatter the Guinness World Record for the most kites ever flown.

The RE/Mixed Media Festival is an annual celebration of remix, sampling, DIY, collaborative art-making and creative appropriation. Tom Tenney is getting his MA in Media Studies from The New School

A play written and directed by student Ryan Reid for her senior thesis, "One Day in the Life of Henri Shnuffle" is an integrated, immersive theatre performance that seeks to draw attention to, increase empathy for, and debunk stereotypes about the elderly.

Alfred Zollinger, Director of Parsons Design Workshop, is launching a new project - 'Peace & Quiet' which is a temporary dialogue station where veterans and civilian can openly engage each other in meaningful conversation.

Alumnus Porter Fox's project to create a new kind of travel magazine: authentic, personal and interactive, with engaging long-form storytelling.

Parsons alumnus and faculty Leif Percifield's new project Visualight is a Wi-Fi enabled light bulb that can display data as colored light. By representing information as colored light, a simple change in your ambient environment brings new information to your awareness.

New School Jazz graduate, Yvonnick Prene is working on his first album of harmonica music that incorporates the varied influences of today's music including jazz, hip hop and, Brazilian music.

Film about mixed media artist Taryn Alessandro and her groundbreaking work. Producing the film is Media Studies student Katie Shesh

New School alumnus Wes Jackson's annual celebration of Hip-Hop Music and Culture produced by lovers of Hip-Hop and the planet of Brooklyn.

The Mega Media Showcase is a New School Media Studies offsite event produced by classmates celebrating classmates.

A project to film great poetic performances in unique locations, including Thomas Fucaloro who is a MFA in Creative Writing Student at The New School.

New School Student, Brandon Finn's senior thesis film about a break-up between two very close friends and how that break-up affects a larger circle of friends.

SLJ is collaborating with Parsons the New School for Design to create an unforgettable experience for the students and their family.

New School for Jazz alumnus Alex Wyatt's project to promote his debut album.

Media Studies MA student, Sasha Sakhar is serving as associate producer and Media Studies alumna Keren Weinberg is serving as editor for this film about the impact of networks on histories and philosophies of political thought.

Parsons professor Tony Whitfield's installation commemorates the deaths that would result from proposed anti-homosexuality legislation in Uganda

Media Studies graduate student Andrea Kannes' new documentary film exploring the mysterious life of musician Connie Converse

A student organization at The New School aimed at illustrating the Palestinian plight through film, music, literature, poetry, art and discussions. Project Palestine seeks to stimulate the mind by inviting artists to showcase their work and discuss their fresh approach.