Dodge College of Film and Media Arts

Production Design Showcase Has Small Models For Big Ideas

Every year around this time, the Production Design students take over the lobby of Marion Knott Studios to show off […]

It’s evening, and several students from Bill Kroyer’s Digital Arts Industry Insiders class are sitting around a large table in

By Jeff Heimbuch / April 29, 2016

The digital landscape is ever-changing, and as new technologies emerge, so do new ways to view them. One of the

By Jeff Heimbuch / April 25, 2016

Here in Southern California, tiki culture has been part of the landscape for many years. Its laid back, easy-going vibes

By Jeff Heimbuch / April 18, 2016

Beat Topics

By Jeff Heimbuch / April 4, 2016

Marketing a film to moviegoers is a precise job. With so many different audiences, you need to determine what about

By Jeff Heimbuch / March 16, 2016

Music comes from all over the world. With vastly different styles and meanings, music can tell a story unto itself,

By Jeff Heimbuch / March 7, 2016

One of the things that Dodge College does so well is provide our students with real-world experience in their classes

By Jeff Heimbuch / February 8, 2016

Space exploration may be challenging for some folks, but Dodge College students have already been to Mars. Well, Red

By Jeff Heimbuch / February 3, 2016

“Visual Storytelling” is a phrase that comes around quite often throughout a student’s academic career. The “visual” aspect is created

By Jeff Heimbuch / January 28, 2016

It’s not every day you get to visit Hawai’i. It’s not every day that you get to visit Hawai’i as

By Jeff Heimbuch / January 22, 2016

This interterm, Professor David Kost’s class Film Capitals of the World has taken students to London and Paris. While in