Dodge College of Film and Media Arts

Community Voices Documentary Film Screening

By Sally Rubin / November 15, 2017

Documentaries to Create Change

By Meg Greene / October 19, 2017

When making a biographical film, it can be a struggle to artfully balance authenticity and movie magic. Location can make

By Meg Greene / September 15, 2017

The American Society of Cinematographers has nominated four Chapman students in its 2017 Student Heritage Award Competition: Andrew Lesnie Student

By Meagan O'Shea / August 21, 2017

Presented by the Leo Freedman Foundation

By Kevin Harman / August 14, 2017

Daniel Drummond’s A FOREMAN has advanced to the Finalist stage of the Student Academy Awards! In 2015, Daniel became the first

By Sorrel Geddes / July 25, 2017

Every so often, we’ll be spotlighting alumni and what they are up to these days. These Q&A sessions will give

By Meagan O'Shea / July 19, 2017

Finalists

By Kevin Harman / July 13, 2017

Four films have been selected for the Oscar-Qualifying 35th Annual Rhode Island International Film Festival including Ashton Avila’s I GOT

Please join us for our Community Voices Documentary Film Screening on Thursday, May 4 at 7 p.m. in Folino Theater,

By Jeff Heimbuch / April 4, 2017

As the culmination of four years of studying documentary filmmaking here at Dodge College, Joseph Fischground (BFA/News & Broadcast Journalism

By Jeff Heimbuch / November 3, 2016

Editing is a tough job, especially when it comes to documentaries. Not only do you have to go through hours

By Jeff Heimbuch / March 16, 2016

Music comes from all over the world. With vastly different styles and meanings, music can tell a story unto itself,