Film scores are more than just scene supplements. The Herb Alpert School of Music is hosting the panel “Sounds of the Scene: Creating Musical Scores for Visual Content” panel today in conjunction with UCLA’s School of Theater, Film and Television. Read more...
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Even the razzle-dazzle of Oscars season cannot overshadow the fresh, springy wave of films to come. After an enduring test of patience, viewers can look forward to some of the most highly anticipated features from last year that are now slotting themselves into 2021’s spring slate. Read more...
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This post was updated April 4 at 6:10 p.m. Warning: spoilers ahead. As Super Soldiers inch toward their goals and conflict begins to crescendo, the appearance of old enemies forces a different tune. Read more...
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From anthology to stage-play, movie to pilot, Columbo took the long road to becoming an icon. On Thursday, the UCLA Film & Television Archive hosted a virtual screening of “Enough Rope,” an episode from the 1960 anthology series “Chevy Mystery Show,” where actor Bert Freed brings the scrappy detective Lieutenant Columbo to life. Read more...
Photo: The UCLA Film & Television Archive hosted a screening of “Enough Rope” on Thursday, where actor Bert Freed can be seen bringing the scrappy detective Lieutenant Columbo to life. (Courtesy of Chevy Mystery Show: “Enough Rope”)
This post was updated April 2 at 11:20 a.m. to reflect increased transparency regarding Raylene Factora’s previous involvement with the Daily Bruin. Two undergraduate students are shining a colorful light on diverse stories in their new podcast, “Iridescence.” The podcast was started this year by third-year communication student Raylene Factora and third-year psychology student Jeremy Hsing. Read more...
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A duel of monstrous proportions is soon to hit the big screen. Set to release March 31 on HBOMax and in theaters, “Godzilla vs. Kong” pits the two titular characters against each other in this continuation of Warner Bros. Read more...
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Warning: spoilers ahead. In a post-blip reality, the star-spangled legacy of Captain America no longer belongs to the ones who knew him best. Released Friday, the second episode of “The Falcon and The Winter Soldier” introduces newcomer John Walker (Wyatt Russell) as “The Star-Spangled Man,” briefly fleshing out his backstory and motivations. Read more...
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