Binghamton Babylon: Voices from the Cinema Department, 1967-1977 (Horizons of Cinema)
Binghamton Babylon compiles voices from Binghamton University's Cinema Department from 1967 to 1977, offering a firsthand glimpse into its pioneering experimental film education. Edited by Scott M. Macdonald, this volume in the Horizons of Cinema series documents the innovative spirit and collaborative efforts that defined the era's cinematic landscape.
About This Book
Binghamton Babylon presents a collection of voices from the Cinema Department at Binghamton University, spanning the period from 1967 to 1977. Edited by Scott M. Macdonald, it explores the department's unique contributions to film education and practice during this era.
The book draws on personal accounts and reflections that highlight the experimental and collaborative nature of the program. It serves as a historical record of the individuals and ideas that shaped this influential institution.
Part of the Horizons of Cinema series, this work provides insight into the evolution of cinema studies and the creative environment at Binghamton. It emphasizes the department's role in fostering innovative approaches to filmmaking and criticism.
Through these narratives, readers gain an appreciation for the challenges and triumphs faced by the department's community over the decade.
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