Christine Noschese
31 Crosby Street
New York, New York 10013
(212) 226-3387

Education:
American Film Institute, Directing Fellow, Center for Advanced Film and Television Studies,1987-88
Goddard College, Media Studies, M.A. 1975

Teaching:
Hofstra University, Assistant Professor, Video/Film – 2002-2005
Hunter College, Assistant Professor, Film/Video- 1997-2002
Pratt Institute, Visiting Artist, Film/Video, 1994-95

Film and Video: (w/selected screenings)
The Steppers: Movers and Shakers (documentary work in progress, Producer/Director,
A group of women, ages 60 to 88, who perform modern dance, tap, ballet and African dance for schools, churches, senior centers and community organizations. any non-profit organization, in fact, who will pay for their transportation.
June Roses ( 85 narrative, 16mm film and mini-DV, 85 min.) ) Writer/Director/ Producer,
Three generations of Italian-American women through the 1950’s and 60’s, using the same actors over a ten-year period. Malafemina: A Celebration of Italian American Women. Northampton Film Festival.
June Roses (short narrative, 16mm, 42 min.) Writer/Director/Producer
The story of a six-year-old girl who watches her mother challenge 1950’s normality. New Directors/New Films at the Museum of Modern Art, Lincoln Center Film society Festival, Independent Feature Market N.Y., American Film Market, L.A.
Broadcast: Public Television in N.Y., Great Britain and Ireland.
Distributed by Tapestry International, 1992.
Metropolitan Avenue (documentary, 16mm, 60 min.) Writer/Director/Producer
Broadcast nationally on PBS's P.O.V. and Channel Four in Great Britain and the Laemmle Monica in Los Angeles. Screened at film festivals throughout the United States and Europe. Over 2000 copies distributed to libraries and educational institutions by the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation. 1986
Mary Therese (narrative, 16mm, 7 min.) Writer/Director/Producer,, Selected for presentation, Salute to NYSCA. Broadcast on WNEW, WNYC and the CUNY Channel. Funded by the NY State Council on the Arts and the Women's Interart Center. 1977
Two Divided by Three (narrative 35mm, 8 min.) Co-Producer. New York Film Festival premier, Lincoln Center Film Society, 1999. Berlin International Film Festival, 2000 (Jury Prize). Los Angeles Independent Film Festival, 2000. Sidney International Film Festival, 2000.
Rambles (narrative, 16mm, 10 min.) Co-Producer. Berlin Int'l Film Festival, Seattle Int'l Film Festival,
BBC's Short Film Festival, Turin Film Festival (Jury Prize), New York Gay and Lesbian Film Festival. Funded in part by Art Matters, Inc. 1995
Women of Northside Fight Back (30 min. documentary) Selected for International Women's Video Festival and Traveling Show. 1975

Educational Videos: (Selected)
Success in Two Languages: Direct Care Worker Training Program, Director/Producer,(20 min) Developed for the U.S. Department of Labor, The Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities, and Borough of Manhattan Community College. 1997
Director/Producer Funded by the New York State Education Department in connection with the Dept. of Continuing Education-High School Programs at NYC Technical College. 1995-96
Count Me In: A Bridge to Citizenship (30-min) International Ladies Garment Workers Union. Distributed nationally to ESL students in union programs. 1994
Be Yourself and More: Leadership Training for Women (20 min.) Funded by Women's Educational Equity. 1980

Grants::
Hofstra University, School of Communication, Faculty Research Grant, CUNY Research Award,, CUNY Research Equipment Award, N.Y. State Council on the Arts, Paul Robeson Fund, American Film Institute-- Independent Filmmaking Grant, Ford Foundation-- Women’s Project of the Film Fund N. Y. Council for the Humanities. National Endowment for the Humanities, Northstar Fund, U.S. Department Of Education--Ethnic Heritage Studies.