Ruth Gregory
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I am honored to receive a 2022-2023 WSU Center for Arts and Humanities Faculty Fellowship.
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In April, I was honored to receive the 2022 WSU President’s Awards for Leadership.
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I am excited to announce that I have published my essay “The Politics of Survey Cinema History Textbooks” in the peer-reviewed journal “The Projector: A Journal of Film, Media, and Culture.”
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In February 2021 I was honored to be selected as the Oustanding Faculty member from the College of Arts and Sciences during an online ceremony sponsored by the Washington State University Provost, Dr. Elizabeth Chilton. During the ceremony College of Art and Sciences Dean Todd Butler was incredibly gracious about my contributions to WSU and…
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From Fall 2015 – Spring 2019 I had the pleasure of producing about 200 tutorial and informational videos for the Sustainable Heritage Network. The Sustainable Heritage Network (SHN) is an answer to the pressing need for comprehensive workshops, online tutorials, and web resources dedicated to the lifecycle of digital stewardship. The SHN is a collaborative…
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I had a great time checking out the Virtual Reality pieces at SIFFX on June 5th. The pieces were shown on Samsung Gear VR sets and the HTC Vive. The headsets were impressive and helped a lot with the stabilization issues that I’ve seen with other VR headsets. It was great to see Music of the…
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I am excited to announce that Music of the Spheres will be a part of the inaugural SIFFX festival that runs in conjunction with the Seattle International Film Festival. From their site: SIFFX is a brand-new four-day festival within the Seattle International Film Festival showcasing the most current and creative thinking in virtual reality/VR, augmented reality/AR…
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My new project – Music of the Spheres – has launched. Check it out at spheresseries.com. Music of the Spheres is the first series to completely tell its story using 360 degree technology; blazing a new trail for motion picture storytelling. The storyline of Music of the Spheres follows the protagonist Angela as she searches…
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My latest short documentary, Hazzard, will be premiering at the Tacoma Film Festival in early October. Here is a little about the doc: In early 1900s Seattle Dr. Lina Hazzard believed that fasting was the cure for any all maladies, and watched as over 40 of her patients withered into death’s embrace. Sometimes truth is…