From A Student's Perspective - The MORE Career Expo
Website Assistant Christian Vieira trekked out to the MORE career fair on main campus last week, and found some interesting opportunities. Here, he shares his thoughts on the fair, and general tips for building your post-Dodge career now, while still at school. One thing we hear constantly from Alumni is the realization that the people
January Internship on the Set of NBC's "Harry's Law"
Guest Blogger Hannah McDonald (Fiml Production ’14) shares some of the highlights from her January Internship on the set of ” Harry’s Law “. You can find her original blog and all the day-by-day details on her tumblr . Enjoy! -JP Dodge College has an exciting opportunity called “Interterm,” where during the
Cinephile's Dream Calendar - March Picks
You can find and download the full March calendar here. Some of the picks have passed, but they’re still worth remembering to see next time they come around! Also, stay tuned to the Cinephile’s Dream categoryfor more picks later this week, for the end of March. You can also sign up to receive the calendar
Student partners with Blake Robbins on new film taking aim at drunken driving
It’s never an easy thing for filmmakers to go hat in hand, hunting up support for a project. But when film production student Kevin Slee ’12 learned of one filmmaker’s innovative plan to raise money for a drama about drunken driving, well, he was in. Part of the fundraising strategy put together by Blake Robbins
Dodge Alumna is a finalist of the Comedy Central Pilot Competition
The NYTVF is pleased to announce the following selections have been named finalists in the first-ever Comedy Central Short Pilot Competition and will advance to the network for consideration. A winner will be identified in the coming months and will receive $7,500 and a development deal with Comedy Central. Additionally, all twenty-five finalists will be
Producer Trio Starts Primal Pictures, ready to produce alumni film
Warner Bros has just given a green light to Hidden, a $10 million thriller that will begin production this summer. That film was acquired late last year, based on the 2011 Black List script by Matt and Ross Duffer, twin brothers who’ll direct the horror thriller about a family hiding in a bomb shelter after
Chapman's Bateman Competition Team: Power Week Wrap-up
With the end of February, came the end of “Power Week”, one aspect of the “PowerUp” campaign created by our Public Relations and Advertising students for the Bateman Competition, in partnership with the PRSSA. Although they’ve had to take their blog down (in accordance with the competition rules), you can still catch up on what
Chapman team cooks up award-winning Campbell Soup ad in MOFILM contest
Five film students from Chapman University’s Dodge College of Film and Media Arts, have won the grand prize for MOFILM Live’s first U.S. college competition for an ad they created for Campbell Soup, depicting a child feigning sickness to get a bowl of soup. The team beat 12 other competing schools schools, including teams from
Kickstarter alert: “Feeding Mr. Baldwin”
Alert: 9 days left to fund this awesome looking Kickstarter campaign, raising money for a Dodge alumni-produced film. Check out the teaser intro they’ve created for the hilarious film at their Kickstarter campaign page. With 151 backers, and $23,000 pledged already, this is quite a serious undertaking that’s getting a lot of attention. So take
Dodge College makes the cut: 2012 SJ Movie Awards Best 4 Year Film Schools
Every career begins with a first step. For many film makers the first step they will take is film school. While all film schools should give students access to cameras, editing, and sound equipment, not all will give a proper understanding of the theory and real world in which student will make their films. The
Chapman PRA’s PowerWeek!
Chapman PRA students Kendall Valenstein and Allegra Batista stopped by my office on Tuesday to give us a rundown of some really exciting events they have planned this week. They’re working hard on a campaign for the National Bateman Competition, run by the national PRSSA (Public Relations Society of America), in conjunction with Media Arts
Dodge College alumnus audio drama nominated for Audie Award
The Audio Publishers Association yesterday announced the contenders for the 2012 Audie Awards. There were a record-breaking 1,250 nominees, and new this year are a separation of the SF and Fantasy categories and the Paranormal category, which was added as a special judges category last year, is now permanent. The winners will be announced at