Students Explore Themes of Injustice and Corruption in Korean Cinema
South Korea is one of the few countries whose domestic box office is larger than that of the United States. After decades of hardship…
South Korea is one of the few countries whose domestic box office is larger than that of the United States. After decades of hardship…
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Chapman University’s Dodge College of Film and Media Arts continues its impressive awards season run with four major wins at the 2015 DGA Student…
You can ask anyone who they think is the world’s greatest detective, and chances are, they would answer with Sherlock Holmes. Ever since he…
The argument can and should be made that city lights are most beautiful when glimpsed in reflection in the dark, rolling waters of the…
For those in the Digital Arts program using motion capture, Xsens has been a huge help. Their state-of-the-art motion capture technology has helped some…
Calling all comedy lovers! There are four $2,500 awards up to grabs, thanks to the Jack Oakie and Victoria Horne Oakie Charitable Foundation. We…
Chapman University’s Dodge College of Film and Media Arts, recognized as one of the premiere film schools in the United States, is responding to…
EDITOR’S NOTE: The following article appeared in the last issue of In Production, which comes out twice a year, which gives a look at…
Years ago, when movies and television featured shots of sweeping vistas, panoramic sunsets, and flying over landscapes, filmmakers would need to go through a…
Ask our professors what is lacking in most films today, and the answer is almost always the same: sound production. While the other aspects…
Though still relatively new, our MFA in Documentary Filmmaking is making waves, and catching the interest of many people looking to tell powerful stories.…