Dodge College Celebrates Milestone Anniversaries
This past weekend, during Chapman University’s Homecoming, Dodge College celebrated two milestone anniversaries: 20 years of the film school’s existence […]
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Emily Carman on Hollywood's Trailblazing Women
I was invited to participate in Turner Classic Movies’ Trailblazing Women Series on ‘Actresses Who Made a Difference’, which is
First Cut LA 2016 A Huge Success
On Wednesday, September 21, Dodge College held the 2016 Leo Freedman Foundation First Cut Screening at the Directors Guild of
Students Visit Emmy Rehearsals to See How It's Done
This past Saturday, Professor Steven Hirsen’s Advanced Multi-Camera TV Production class accompanied him to the Emmy’s rehearsal, the day before
On Live TV, Anything Goes…Especially on Conan
“You have to be prepared for anything…literally, anything.” Those were some practical words of advice imparted to students from Allan
Dodge Student Receives Katie Weinstein Award
Back in 2012, Dodge College lost one of its best and brightest students, Katie Weinstein (MFA/Film and Television Producing ’12). Katie
Welcome Class of 2020!
Last night, we welcomed the Class of 2020 with our annual orientation dinner. Over 600 people, including students and their
Join Us for First Cut 2016 in LA, NYC, San Francisco, and Orange!
Every year, Dodge College puts on the Leo Freedman Foundation First Cut Screenings to show off our top films from
Hollywood Reporter Names Chapman on List of Top Film Schools
Every year, The Hollywood Reporter releases their list of the top 25 film schools in America, and for the last
Celebrate Our 10/20 Anniversaries with Us During Homecoming
On Saturday, October 1, in addition to it being Homecoming, Dodge College will also be celebrating the 10th anniversary of
Women of Chapman Award Students Grants
One of the many things we are thankful for every year are our generous donors, who help provide funding support
Using Motion Capture to Climb Out of the Uncanny Valley
EDITOR’S NOTE: We have so many fantastic programs here at Dodge College that sometimes stories get lost in the shuffle.