Check out what our Chapman PRA students are working on, for the 2012 Bateman competition. We’ll have more in-depth details, and hopefully an interview with some members of the team, for your blog reading pleasure soon! -JP Guest post from Janell Shearer, Chair of the Media Arts Division Our Public Relations and Advertising students
Creativity is a blend of inspiration and perspiration – a marriage of innate creativity with mastery of craft, discipline, and plain old hard work. Students Professor Ross Brown’s in FTV 328 got a taste of this in class on Thursday. After outlining the basics of story structure and walking the students through examples of the
This week, we’re going to host the awesome guys from Mozilla (of Firefox fame) to speak about a contest they’ve been developing in the past few years – “Firefox Flicks” Firefox Flicks is a campaign giving everyone an opportunity to produce short films that highlight what makes Firefox different, that we’re a non-profit organization helping
It’s only the end of the first week of Spring Semester, but Chapman TV students are already off to a great start.
I’m already signed up for this calendar, and as a film lover myself, I think this will be a great tool for all of us in SoCal. I , for one, will definitely be at the “conversation with Amy Poehler and Jane Lynch,” listed below! -Jared Guest Blogger Max Keller, MFA Film and TV Production
Here are some of the best photos from the first day of car filming, shot last week. The sun was quite bright, and the clouds at a minimum, so one challenges the class had to face were some very sharp shadows and bright lights reflected off the cars. Similarly, my camera – while awesome –
Our application for the 2012 Dodge College Summer Film Academy are now available on our website. This exciting opportunity allows high school students to learn the art of film production in a hands-on, personalized environment, while working in our industry-standard Marion Knott Studios. The program is great for students just starting out who want to learn more
Tuesday night Bethany Rooney, one of the busiest directors in television, shared the story of how she started out as a secretary and worked her way up to become the director of nearly 200 episodes of one-hour television. She went to college in Ohio, but someone a year or two ahead of her had landed
It was just another day at the office for Anne Portwood (TBJ ’11)…
Are you filmmaking-savvy, outgoing, and eager to learn about the real-life ins and outs of Hollywood filmmaking? Then attend the open-casting call for “Life After Film School” Monday, November 7th through Wednesday, November 9th in MKS Audition Room A. This is a fantastic opportunity for all film students interested in getting some excellent publicity for
It was a packed house as the Prime Time TV Club got the inside story on what it was like on the set of LOST from actress Mira Furlan, who played Rousseau on the acclaimed hit series. Furlan, who grew up and learned her craft in the former Yugoslavia, is a household name in her
Professor Ross Brown greesta dn interviews current student and Television major Courtney Mock about her life at Dodge College, and plans for the future.