Summer is a time for students to catch up on the TV shows they may have missed earlier in the year because they were studying for finals or doing homework. Read more...
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“Breaking Bad,” a drama in which Bryan Cranston plays a high school chemistry teacher turned meth cook, returns July 17.
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For those tired of traditional indoor theater experiences and looking for new means to watch movies, three local outdoor cinemas are rigging up their screens, sound checking their stages and firing up their kitchens for an evening of under-the-stars entertainment. Read more...
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Many students do not quite know what life after college entails, but recently graduated alumna Chelsea Mayer's love of film has paved the path down which her post-grad goals will lead her. Read more...
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Alumna Chelsea Mayer will be working behind the scenes on film projects this summer.
Sociology and social media "“ those are the two main ingredients upon which fourth-year sociology student Matt Mosher has drawn in order to publicize the 2010 film "Brother's Justice." Read more...
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Fourth-year sociology student Matt Mosher, right, has used his knowledge of social networking sites to publicize the 2010 film “Brother’s Justice.”
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School is out for summer, and with the onset of blistering Southern California heat and large blocks of free time, movie theaters offer students promises of air conditioning and affordable entertainment. Read more...
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After designing everything from superhero getups to Renaissance dresses, Brianna Quick graduates this year as the only costume designer in the film and television program. Read more...
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Brianna Quick, a recently graduated alumna, graduated from the School of Theater, Film and Television as its only costume design student. She will be working on student film projects this summer.
Vanessa Knutsen, a graduate film student, recently traveled overseas to Israel, where she single-handedly put together a film crew and filmed a 15-minute short film titled "The Promised Land." Read more...
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Directing and production graduate student Richard Parkin’s film, “Contra el Mar,” will be featured in the Directors Spotlight at this year’s UCLA Festival of New Creative Work, which begins Friday. The film follows a deep-sea clam diver in Mexico who must decide between a job that could kill him and a job that could get him arrested.
