HBS 025 SHERIL ANTONIO ACADEMIC ASSOCIATE DEAN NYU TISCH

Dr. Sheril Antonio is an Associate Arts Professor in the
department of Art and Public Policy and the Associate Dean of the
Kanbar Institute of Film & Television. From 2008/9,
she served as the chair of the Clive Davis Department of Recorded
Music and was that department'€™s inaugural chair in 2003/4. She
also served as chair of the Graduate Film Program in
2001/2 and for two years from 2013/15 the interim chair of
the Goldberg Department of Dramatic Writing.

Her courses include Anatomy of Difference: The Other in
Film, The World Through Art, and Language of Film. She
received Curricular Development Challenge Grants for
two courses: Issues in Contemporary African-American Cinema (taught
1992-1995) and The Summer Film &
Video Program for High School Students (designed in collaboration
in 1995). She is an advisor and frequent lecturer
whose presentations include: a live online debate about the movie
Precious with Stanley Crouch; The Double Down Film Show,
Future Filmmakers Workshop; Advisory Board of
Ghetto Film
School,
The Cinema High School;
and the NAACP. She has been interviewed for
television, radio, and print, including Studio 360: Girls on Film
and WNYC 93.9FM, Orpheus: to Hell and Back.

The
Clive Davis Institute - is the first and only
program of its kind to provide professional business and artistic
training toward a BFA in Recorded Music. We aim to provide students
with the necessary skills — business, creative, and intellectual —
so that they might emerge as visionary creative entrepreneurs in
the evolving music industry.

Ghetto Film School -
Article in the New York Times : Young
Moviemakers Meet Old Masters at the Frick

Dr. Antonio is the author of
Contemporary African American Cinema, 2001.
Her other works include: Do Hollywood Films Truly Reflect
Life in America?; a feature essay for the inaugural issue
of Black Camera: The Urban-Rural Binary in Black American
Film and Culture, Indiana University Press 2009,
New Black Cinema: When Self-Empowerment Becomes
Assimilation, Bertz Verlang, 2006; and Matriarchs,
Rebels, Adventurers, and Survivors: Renditions of Black Womanhood
in Contemporary African American Cinema, Sight & Sound,
Supplement, July 2005; as well as blogs for
Huffington
Post and Stackstreet.

EDUCATION

NEW YORK UNIVERSITY

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY, CINEMA STUDIES

MASTER OF FINE ARTS, LIBERAL STUDIES

BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS, FILM & TELEVISION

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