*UPDATED WITH WINNERS* Free Passes to “Wanderlust” - A Twitter Contest!
*UPDATE* Passes for these winners are now available for pickup at the 3rd Floor Reception Desk in Marion Knott Studios, from 3-5PM today! Christiana Minga & Jessica Carrol Cliff Clinton & Brendan Nahmias Stephanie Kent & Elizabeth Whitten Siddharth Ganji & Chris Ramirez Kim Yuen & Bradley Kiaha Barbara Holladay & Katie Parsons Anapau Larriva
Exciting Opportunities for Admitted Students
If you are reading this and have been admitted to Dodge College and Chapman University…congratulations!! It has been a competitive year so you should be very proud to have gotten to this point. I wanted to share with you two opportunities we offer that should help with your decision-making process. Panther for A Day This program
MOFILM LIVE LA ANNOUNCES GRAND PRIZE WINNERS AT CHAPMAN UNIVERSITY
Orange, CA – (February 20, 2012) – Five film students from Chapman University’s Dodge College of Film and Media Arts, recognized as one of the premier film schools in the United States, has won the grand prize for MOFILM Live’s first U.S. college competition for an ad they created for Campbell Soup, depicting a child
Dodge College students win MOFILM LIVE LA Workshop
Orange, CA – (February 20, 2012) – A group of students from Chapman University’s Dodge College of Film and Media Arts, recognized as one of the premier film schools in the United States, has won the Grand Prize for MOFILM Live’s first US college competition for an ad they created for Campbell Soup, depicting a
Chapman PRA Team Looks to Fight Childhood Obesity
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
Students Shine in Creativity Workshop
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
Mozilla’s Firefox Flicks Contest
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
Dodge Alum commercial 'Sling Baby' spot wins $1 million Facebook contest
The Doritos Super Bowl commercial featuring an El Segundo toddler earned the first-place spot in a Facebook viewers poll, landing the team that created it a $1 million prize. The results of the USA Today Facebook Super Bowl Ad Meter were announced online at 7 p.m. Tuesday and followed three days of voting. Called "Sling
ACADEMY AWARD® NOMINEE JOANNE SELLAR NAMED SPRING 2012 FILMMAKER-IN-RESIDENCE AT CHAPMAN UNIVERSITY
Orange, CA (February 7, 2012) – Academy Award® nominated producer JoAnne Sellar (There Will Be Blood, Boogie Nights, Magnolia) has been named Spring 2012 Filmmaker-in-Residence at Chapman University’s Dodge College of Film and Media Arts, recognized as one of the premier film schools in the United States. The announcement was made today by Dodge College
In Memoriam - Katie Weinstein
Our school was made a little darker last month, with the sudden death of beloved graduate student, crew member, administrative assistant, colleague, and friend, Katie Weinstein. I would like to share some of the beautiful words spoken at her service, by Dean Bassett and one of her closest friends here at school, James Brandenburg, as
Spring Semester Rocks Already!
It’s only the end of the first week of Spring Semester, but Chapman TV students are already off to a great start.
Guest Blog: Joe Petkwitz (MFA ‘14) on Filming “Truth”
Between shooting the footage of stunt actors set on fire, and the start of the Spring semester, Cinematography student Joe Petkwitz (’14) found himself in the exciting role of director of photography for one of the two Interterm Stunt and Effects class short films, “Truth.” The films are in the post production process now, but