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…
Between shooting the footage of stunt actors set on fire, and the start of the Spring semester, Cinematography student Joe Petkwitz (’14) found himself…
Since I arrived here, about a year and a half ago, many Facebook groups have been created by students to help communicate everything from…
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…
Here are some of the best photos from the first day of car filming, shot last week. The sun was quite bright, and the…
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…
This year, our Sundance travel course is microblogging their experiences! Check out the Twitter stream below to see all the film news, photos, posters,…
No – that title isn't a typo. Today, Apple announced a new plan to bring textbooks to the masses for a hard-cap price of…
Movers and shakers from three counties (Orange, L.A. and San Diego) were chauffeured to the Laguna Beach estate of Byron Rabin and Gabriel Serrato…
Student correspondent Christiana Minga brings us up to speed about the Expedition Documentary class' first week in New Zealand. Stay tuned for more updates…
"One Too Many Mornings" (Sundance 2010) director Michael Mohan is back to the festival in the US Dramatic competition with his new film "Save…
I recently found out about this hilarious, offbeat entry into the Doritos "Crash the Superbowl" contest. It's Chapman made, hilarious, and has been selected…
It was quite a week in Professor Andrew Lane’s interterm class. Two men brawled, hurling sucker punches and groin kicks during one morning class.…