Screen Stories: Not Dead Yet

22.10.2021

Last week the Crossmedia Publishing project “Screen Stories – Live and Alive” delivered their final project event “Screen Stories: Not Dead Yet”. The students organized an intimate event in the Aula that was live-streamed on Twitch.

Students shared their video projects and discussed their experiences reflecting on life in a digital and screen-based world. Sukyoung Lee, Benno Zapata and Eva Kiseleva gave live performances involving poetry, music, and Mukbang pizza eating.

 

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