Oscars, Isaacs, and History, Oh My!
It’s that time of year again, where the stars come out for that special night to celebrate the best in […]
Faculty Spotlight
Emily Carman Explores The Role of Women in Hollywood in New Book
Writing a book is no easy task. It takes a lot of time, discipline, and patience to not only complete
Mycroft Holmes Takes Center Stage in Anna Waterhouse's Book
You can ask anyone who they think is the world’s greatest detective, and chances are, they would answer with Sherlock
Meet Eric Young, The Film Division Chair
EDITOR’S NOTE: The following article appeared in the last issue of In Production, which comes out twice a year, which
CILECT In Chicago
CILECT (Centre Internationale Liason des Ecoles) and the International Association of Film and Television got together this week in Chicago
Blaustein Creates Runaway TV Success in Russia
Though he speaks no Russian, Professor Barry Blaustein helped create the most successful TV show in the history of Russian
When the Page was Blank: Screenwriting Advice from the Pros
“Just sit your ass down in a chair and hope your head gets the message.” – Larry Gelbart (on how
5 Important Lessons Learned At VidCon
Adjunct Professor Frank Chindamo attended the world’s largest web video conference, VidCon, this summer. Now in its 6th year, it
Seydor Explores Peckinpah and Billy the Kid in Latest Book
Professor Paul Seydor is no stranger to Sam Peckinpah. In fact, he knows so much about the man that he
Interterm Disney Class Takes a Look at the Company's History
Aside from film and television, another one of my biggest passions is Disney. Specifically, Disney history; from the company itself,
Chapman Broadcast Network Prepares Students For The Big Leagues
For the last few weeks, I have been slowly gathering information for a post about The Chapman Broadcast Network, a
Modern Post: Professor and Alumni Work Together on Textbook
Professor Scott Arundale is a man of many talents…one of which is literally writing the text book for his class!