Morgan Jennings is a PhD candidate in Film & Media. She holds a B.A. in philosophy from Kalamazoo College and an M.A. in film studies from the department of Humanities and Cultural Studies at the University of South Florida, Tampa.
e. morris received their BA in English and American Literatures from Middlebury College, followed by an MA in Latin American Studies at UCLA. She works with trans* aesthetic practices emergent across analog, embodied, and digital media, reorienting questions of being and agency vis-à-vis the strictures of gendered violence as a transcultural phenomenon.
Victor earned a B.A. from Columbia University with a major in Film and Media Studies and a minor in Political Science. He has conducted research on the relationship between the political messaging of post-1960 Cuban films and their use of Afro-Cuban music, religion, and language. In graduate school, Victor is excited to further explore militant Latin American film movements’ representation of the Black diaspora, aesthetics of early West African cinema, and video-making as a form of inquiry.
