“The Speed of Time” Featured Now on DUST
A new short film by alumni Russ Nickel ’14 and Will Stribling ‘14 is featured now on the Science Fiction Website DUST. Stribling is…
Dodge College of Film and Media Arts
Supervising a Netflix Feature Film
My name is Trisha Duncan, née Vo. I graduated from Chapman in 2011 with a BFA in Television and Broadcast Journalism. While in school,…
Film Festival Corner Update
As the film festival circuit continues to adapt to the current state of the world by migrating their programs to a virtual platform, our…
On Set In A Pandemic
Cinematographer Pietro Villani has been shooting movies, commercials, and documentaries worldwide for 20 years, with his films screening in theater, at festivals, and on…
Complimentary Passes to the NFMLA Latinx & Hispanic Virtual Film Festival with The Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences
You’re invited to join NewFilmmakers Los Angeles (NFMLA) and the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (AMPAS) for a virtual edition of the…
Virtual Networking Event for ALUMNI
Hollywood Now Hollywood Now returns for 2020 virtually! Join the top entertainment schools in the country as we rub proverbial elbows, exchange ideas, and…
“We Got A Problem With Groundwater” Headed to LA Shorts Fest
A new short film by Shelby Baldock (MFA in Film Production – Directing ’16) is headed to LA Shorts International Film Festival and will…
Film Festival Corner Update
As the summer festivals begin to wrap up, the fall festivals finalize their programs, and the spring festivals begin to open for submissions our…
6 Films to Watch on the 100th Anniversary of the Women's Suffrage Movement
100 years after the Women’s Suffrage Movement in the United States, films about female empowerment and crucial moments in women’s rights movements aren’t the…
Introducing New Part
New Adjunct Faculty MALIK AHMAD Malik studied biology with an emphasis in computer science at UC Irvine. He’s a passionate serial entrepreneur who has…
A Podcast To Help You Build Your Career in Production
Like many of you, I listen to a lot of podcasts. Even now during the pandemic (when I’m not driving in LA traffic every…
Dodge College Thesis Film, PURPLE EYES, Urges Viewers to Stand Up For What They Believe In, Especially in Times of Polarization
Traditionally, the science fiction genre has been used to indirectly critique social and political issues. Dodge College thesis film, Purple Eyes, uses it to…