The Orange County Business Journal highlighted one of our new international efforts, a partnership with Taiwan. Chapman University’s Dodge College of Film and Media Arts has formed a partnership with Taiwan’s Taipei National University of the Arts to promote exchanges between faculty and students through joint educational and experimental projects. The Dodge College has several
< ?xml version="1.0" standalone="yes"?> Congratulations are in order for Chapman Singapore student Sonia Chew, who recently took the top prize at Singapore’s largest pop music station.
< ?xml version="1.0" standalone="yes"?> This summer, students travelled to Burkina Faso, Africa, as part of our international filmmaking program. Next Thursday, September 13th, the students will screen their films in the Folino Theater.
< ?xml version="1.0" standalone="yes"?> Students in the Destination: Africa international travel course recently returned to the US, to relax after the physically and mentally challenging summer. Two documentary students chose to briefly share their take on the class, as well as some photos from the adventure.
Directing student Caylee So shares some photos, and thoughts, of her time in Burkina Faso.
Hello everyone. Well, I’m packing up and getting ready to head out from Bologna tomorrow after an amazing week. Before I leave Italia, I figured I’d finish up writing about my time at this amazing festival. Onto the final three days of screenings!
Buon giorno everyone! It’s Max with another report from beautiful Bologna. Before I get into what I’ve been seeing, I think I should take a moment to explain what the festival is all about.
Guest blogger Max Keller shares his first thoughts about the Dodge College travel course bringing film studies majors to the heart of Italy.