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Rosanne Welch

Rosanne Welch

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Host, On Screenwriting and Media with Dr. Rosanne Welch

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Total articles 117

  • Lois Weber: More than a Writer-Director She’s the Auteur Activist of Early Cinema

    By Rosanne Welch| Script Magazine Verified Film studies courses often still fawn all over Cecil B. DeMille and D.W. Griffith. Rather than wallowing in the racist messages of Birth of a Nation, professors should focus on the work of Lois Weber, whose use of screenwriting in her activism lends continued relevance to her work. In an era where we bask in the social justice messages of Get Out, by writer-director Jordan Peele, it seems only right to connect the dots from Weber to Peele. So, to celebrate this 50th column, we’re celebrating Weber.

    By Rosanne Welch · Script Magazine

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Her Career Outlasted the Hays Code: Kathryn Scola

    By Rosanne Welch| Script Magazine Verified In a career that first challenged - and then outlasted the Hays Code - Kathryn Scola succeeded in writing the kind of defiant women that major stars like Barbara Stanwyck longed to play – and often did. Born in New Jersey in 1891 to immigrant parents (her mother from Ireland/ father from Italy) Scola saw women struggle financially in her early life.

    By Rosanne Welch · Script Magazine

    Mar. 21, 2025

  • Lois Weber: More than a Writer-Director She’s the Auteur Activist of Early Cinema

    By Rosanne Welch| Script Magazine Verified Film studies courses often still fawn all over Cecil B. DeMille and D.W. Griffith. Rather than wallowing in the racist messages of Birth of a Nation, professors should focus on the work of Lois Weber, whose use of screenwriting in her activism lends continued relevance to her work. In an era where we bask in the social justice messages of Get Out, by writer-director Jordan Peele, it seems only right to connect the dots from Weber to Peele. So, to celebrate this 50th column, we’re celebrating Weber.

    By Rosanne Welch · Script Magazine

    Apr. 16, 2025

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On Screenwriting and Media with Dr. Rosanne Welch

San Jose, California, United States

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