Dodge College of Film and Media Arts

Introducing Project: Pilots

By Liv Haley / January 21, 2022

With Emilie Evans \’23

We keep hearing about movie actors making the leap to TV, from Reese Witherspoon, Nicole Kidman, Kevin Spacey, Jane Fonda,

Dodge College Presents: \’Washed Up\’ & \’Veil\’

By Jeff Heimbuch / November 17, 2016

Crime doesn’t pay…but when it does, it is usually in the form of a fantastic novel. Professor Bill Rosenthal welcomed

By Jeff Heimbuch / February 29, 2016

Sometimes, three friends get together and say to themselves: “Hey, we should form a sketch comedy group.” And then,

By Jeff Heimbuch / September 17, 2015

I love LOST. It’s seriously my favorite TV show of all time. Hands down. So, of course, when I heard

By Jeff Heimbuch / February 11, 2015

On Monday night, Dodge College launched its brand new course, The New Era of Television, on the Sony Pictures lot

By Jeff Heimbuch / January 29, 2015

Over on the Chapman Happenings blog, Dawn Bonker visited the set of “Calculations,” one of the two pilots the students

By Jeff Heimbuch / September 3, 2014

Before a television show gets a full order of episodes, they usually have to make a test episode for the

By Jeff Heimbuch / June 25, 2014

The hustle and bustle of broadcast news is enough work to make even the most seasoned professional’s head spin. Dodge

By Meagan O'Shea / March 27, 2014

Professor Ross Brown, resident TV guru and writing for the web expert, recently sat down with reporter Gina Hall from

By Jared Parmenter / February 18, 2014

This past Interterm semester saw all kinds of exciting productions, from the Dodge College sound stages, to local “on location”