I had an opportunity earlier this week to present some information to the incoming class of graduate (and undergrad Television & Broadcast Journalism) students, and to share my experiences with them. One of the true perks of going to film school is it’s your job to watch a lot of TV. I spent Thursday evening
< ?xml version="1.0" standalone="yes"?> March has been a great month for the Prime Time TV Club; between finalizing projects and wrapping up thesis pilots, students hosted a prominent TV director and casting director. Read on to find out more:
Guest author Brian Hamilton recently went on-location with the students of Interterm’s “Shooting the Dramatic Series” class, who are shooting and producing a pilot titled Called to Serve. The narrative follows the story of two men leading a life of religion, in an overtly secular world. Brian shares his experience interviewing the subjects post-shoot.
Film factulty member and Chapman Entertainment producer Travis Knox was recently featured on the Rick Reiff show.
Documentary filmmaker and director Steven Fischer, director of numerous documentaries, shorts, and TV projects, will be on campus tonight, with a lecture focused on enhancing the creative thought process. While specifically tailored for film and TV students, majors from any creative discipline are welcome to attend, and encouraged to explore and expand the roots of
< ?xml version="1.0" standalone="yes"?> Last Tuesday night the Prime Time TV Club was treated to a big helping of reality…
Jason Carbone, Executive Producer & Founder of Good Clean Fun, is coming to speak to Dodge College students on Tuesday, October 23 at 7:00 p.m. in Argyros Forum room 202.
Chapman Alumna Jillian Arnold, professor of Cinematography, describes the process of filming in space, which she recently had the opportunity to do as a cinematographer for NASA.
< ?xml version="1.0" standalone="yes"?> Dodge College is hosting the writer of “The Inbetweeners,” a popular British TV comedy – recently made into a film – this week!
< ?xml version="1.0" standalone="yes"?> Nearly five dozen awards in 20 categories were presented to local reporters, editors and photographers during the annual OC Press Club Journalism Awards Gala, and one of the winner was our very own Professor of Television, Pete Weitzner!
Dodge College has hundreds of incredibly successful alumni working in the professional world, but it’s always nice when certain outstanding folk are recognized at the national level, as happened in last week’s Emmy nominations. Click here to get the scoop on our renowned grads!
Okay, in our last discussion (Building a Career, Part 1), we talked about the first two steps of building a career after you graduate: landing that all-important first job (whichever one you’re offered) and then working as hard as you can at it – with a smile. Today we’re going to go from Step One