The new rankings are out, and Chapman University's Dodge College of Film and Media Arts has climbed to No. 6 on The Hollywood Reporter's annual list of the nation's best film schools.
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Musco Center Goes Virtual Master Classes with Juilliard String Quartet are among the center's recent offerings to students and community members during quarantine.
In a candid Zoom conference attended by students from Chapman University’s College of the Performing Arts and the members of the illustrious Juilliard String Quartet, professional and student musicians alike...
Lola Olvera
A (Virtual) Afternoon With Eric Whitacre World-renowned composer takes time out for Chapman music students during remote learning session.
It’s not every day a Grammy-winning composer and conductor sits down to chat with you and your classmates. So it’s no surprise that nearly 90 Hall-Musco Conservatory of Music students and faculty at Chapman University...
Jean Taber
Despite Challenges, the Beat Goes On for Music Professor and Students Chapman's Nick Terry brings a creative approach to remote teaching.
Nick Terry never made much use of online learning tools in the past. As a professor of percussion performance in the College of Performing Arts, he sometimes thought about adding video and other digital modalities to...
Staci Dumoski
Stephen Galloway to Helm Next Big Leap for Dodge College New dean brings industry connections and blockbuster buzz to nationally ranked film school.
Stephen Galloway stepped out of his position as executive editor at The Hollywood Reporter and into the role of dean at Dodge College of Film and Media Arts, armed with an abundance of energy and a unique set of talents.
Dodge College VR Class Reinvents Itself to Research Book on Virtual Collaboration Instructor and students pivot to make the most of online learning opportunity.
It was an experimental class, intended to give students a high-level look at the burgeoning worlds of VR, AR and XR – virtual, augmented and extended realities. Class members would meet entrepreneurs, talk to artists...
Chapman Film Studies Scholar Dissects the Artistry of ‘Parasite’ Director The works of Oscar-winner Bong Joon-Ho inspire a new book for Professor Nam Lee.
Chapman University Professor Nam Lee is a scholar of Korean cinema and is writing a book on the films of her friend, “Parasite” writer-director Bong Joon-ho. But even she didn’t see this breakthrough moment coming.
Chapman in Hollywood: Working with Tarantino; Brenna Malloy’s Directing Debut
In the grand tradition of dishing about the entertainment industry, we present our new Chapman in Hollywood column. Instead of gossip, we’ll be sharing stories of success highlighting the work of alumni and students...
Brittany Hanson
Oscar Night Highlights the Rooting Interests of Chapman Alumni and Students Actors, editors and others have a special connection to the success of nominated films.
Chapman actors, editors and others have a special rooting interest in the success of nominated films. Among them is Rachel Redleaf ’19, who landed the part of Mama Cass in the Quentin Tarantino film “Once Upon a Time …...