< ?xml version="1.0" standalone="yes"?> As the winter starts to ease up in Southern California, dozens of Dodge College students, alumni, staff, and faculty head to the icy peaks of Park City, Utah, to celebrate the love of filmmaking together in this year’s Sundance Film Festival. Read on to learn more about our expanded travel course
The Wall Street Journal engages filmmaker Jason Wise on the challenges associated with getting his feature documentary, SOMM, off the ground and into the opening slot of the Napa Valley Film Festival.
Extra spots left in the Sundance Film Festival class, session 2! Read on for more info:
Please join us in the Folino on Wednesday, October 24, for a screening of the documentary film, Room 237, at 7PM.
< ?xml version="1.0" standalone="yes"?> Due to the popularity of last year’s Sundance Travel Course, which takes students to some of the most important film openings of the year, and shines a lot on the industry wheelings and dealings taking place at such events, this year, we’ve created two! We expect these courses, which take place
More film festival successes for Alexandar Gaeta’s undergraduate thesis film, Shoot The Moon, recently admitted to the prestigious Stony Brook Film Festival in New York. Our own Film Coordinator Derek Horne, mastermind behind much of Chapman’s successful film festival campaign, was invited by the film’s creatives to attend the event. [-JP]
Dodge College’s student films are making tremendous strides on the indie festival circuit! “Shoot The Moon,” “Election Day,” “Among Giants,” “Incest! The Musical,” and “Palm County” are some of this season’s biggest successes.