Category - Arts & Film

Chapman Celebrates cast at past performance.
Chapman Celebrates to Take Final Bow Chapman University’s 40th fundraising gala will be held in February for the last time.
Women in Entertainment event
Students From Underserved Communities Earn Scholarships to Chapman Thanks to Women in Entertainment
Dancer Stephen "tWitch" Boss leaps, with Chelsea Asman
Chapman Dance Community Mourns the Loss of Multitalented Performer Stephen ‘tWitch’ Boss
music students in chapman strings festival tshirts on stage at the musco center looking out over the auditorium
Diversity and Inclusion Grant Funds Inaugural Chapman Strings Festival 150 students from Santa Ana High School and Garey High School attended a two-day music festival at Chapman University, where they learned how to navigate the college audition process
Parker Finn '11, right, directs actor Sosie Bacon in the breakout hit film "Smile." (Photo: Paramount Pictures)
As His Debut Feature Surpasses $200 Million, Parker Finn (MFA ’11) Has Lots of Reasons to ‘Smile’ The writer-director looks to build on his horror film's success and on the "great foundation" he says was provided by Chapman's Dodge College of Film and Media Arts.
kelli fuery in front of lecture hall class
Reel Conversations in the Classroom Drive Chapman Professor’s Research As she guides students toward deep exploration of contemporary visual culture, Chapman film professor Kelli Fuery finds her own path to meaningful projects, including her latest book.
storefront in old towne Orange with The Hilbert temporary signage
Hilbert Museum Temporary Location to Open in Old Towne Orange
Michelle Yeoh after Master Class
Chapman Holds to Lofty No. 4 Spot in The Wrap’s Annual Ranking of Top 50 Film Schools
trio of images with a female dancer working with professional dancer Clifford Williams
Chapman Dance Students Learn from the Masters Through master classes and residency programs, dancers from around the world help Chapman students navigate their way into the world of professional dance.
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Professor’s Documentary Follows Life of ‘Queen Moorea’, Screens at Sundance
illustration of bookshelf with photo of cover of Truly, Madly by Stephen Galloway
Inside the Maelstrom of a Romance for the Ages “Truly, Madly,” by Dodge College Dean Stephen Galloway, takes readers on a tempestuous journey with screen legends Vivien Leigh and Laurence Olivier.
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Celebrating the Museum Without Walls In 2022, Chapman University’s Escalette Permanent Art Collection celebrates “10+2” years as a center of public art for the campus and community.