Dodge College of Film and Media Arts

Hellboy Creator Mike Mignola On His Career

By Jeff Heimbuch / December 9, 2015

Hellboy. The Amazing Screw-on Head. Abe Sapien. Baltimore. B.P.R.D. Each of these unique characters came from the head of […]

What’s the first thing that comes to mind when you think of France and the arts? The Louvre? The Mona

By Jeff Heimbuch / December 2, 2015

When you think of epic, sprawling space films about intergalactic wars, one tends to imagine a massive, multi-million dollar price

Tucked into the southeast corner of Marion Knott Studios is a room with stark walls, concrete floors, a warehouse door,

By Brian Hamiliton / November 18, 2015

South Korea is one of the few countries whose domestic box office is larger than that of the United States.

By Parker Danowski / November 9, 2015

The argument can and should be made that city lights are most beautiful when glimpsed in reflection in the dark,

By Jeff Heimbuch / November 6, 2015

For those in the Digital Arts program using motion capture, Xsens has been a huge help. Their state-of-the-art motion capture

By Marissa Maynor / November 4, 2015

Calling all comedy lovers! There are four $2,500 awards up to grabs, thanks to the Jack Oakie and Victoria Horne

By Jeff Heimbuch / November 2, 2015

EDITOR’S NOTE: The following article appeared in the last issue of In Production, which comes out twice a year, which

By Jeff Heimbuch / October 26, 2015

Though still relatively new, our MFA in Documentary Filmmaking is making waves, and catching the interest of many people looking

By Jeff Heimbuch / October 22, 2015

Last week, G-Technology gave a presentation to Dodge College students about storage, and back up strategies when it comes to

By Jeff Heimbuch / October 20, 2015

It’s that time of year again, where Chapman University opens its doors to interested students, and you can come see