جست‌وجوی استاد و پژوهشگر

• Film Production
• International Film Collaboration
• Cultural Advocacy
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Malika Rabahallah is an Honorary Professor of Film at the HFBK Hamburg, Department of Film. She holds a unique dual role as Head of Funding at MOIN Filmförderung Hamburg Schleswig-Holstein since 2015 and即将接任Hamburg Film Festival Director in January 2024. With a background in business administration and foreign languages from Paris, she transitioned from environmental NGO work in Costa Rica to film festival project management, documentary distribution in Boston, and later film production roles in Cologne and Berlin. Her professional focus includes international co-productions, arts funding strategy, and advocacy for BiPoC filmmakers. At HFBK, she contributes to the film department's tradition of auteur-driven innovation while shaping institutional collaborations. Her career bridges artistic practice, cultural policy, and cross-border creative networks. Key institutional ties include leadership at MOIN Filmförderung and upcoming festival directorship, reflecting her dual academic/professional impact in German-speaking film ecosystems.

Ben Frahmمشاهده پروفایل

استادیار

• Screenwriting
• Film Development
• Storytelling Techniques
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Ben Frahm is an Assistant Professor in the Television, Radio, and Film program at Syracuse University's S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications, joining in Fall 2023. He specializes in screenwriting and has held roles as an assistant teaching professor at Syracuse since 2017, with prior experience at Ithaca College, New York Film Academy, and UCLA. Frahm has significant industry ties, including script sales to Universal Studios and DreamWorks Animation, and a forthcoming book on short film structure with Save the Cat! Press (2024). Education: B.S. in Human Development, Cornell University M.F.A. in Screenwriting, UCLA Research & Initiatives: Focuses on screenwriting pedagogy, film narrative structure, and promoting diverse storytelling through initiatives like the BIPOC Filmmaking Award. Collaborates with industry leaders like Jeremy Garelick (American High) to develop student projects for Hulu. Also cultivated partnerships with the Oscar Micheaux Film Festival. Professional Contributions: Served as a story consultant for DreamWorks’ How to Train Your Dragon and adapted The Discreet Pleasures of Rejection for Warner Bros. International. His upcoming book, focusing on short film structure, builds on his role as founder of New York City writing workshops. Affiliations: Member of the Writers Guild of America, East. Lives in Ithaca, New York with his family.