LMU School of Film and Television (SFTV) was ranked 8th in the nation by The Hollywood Reporter (THR) in its annual listing of top film schools. This is the ninth year … Read more
Jane Chow ’19 most recent short “Sorry for the Inconvenience,” won Frieze Los Angeles’ first-ever audience award as voted for by the public. The short film follows a lonely teenager … Read more
LMU School of Film and Television is excited to present the five alumni-lead projects selected for the inaugural Story Development Residency. In collaboration with long-time partner Film Independent, the eight-month-long … Read more
Join us in watching Women in Entertainment: The Next Generation, presented by Lifetime and The Hollywood Reporter on Monday, May 24 at 5 pm PT As part of LMU SFTV’s … Read more
Scoring three nominations for this year’s Motion Picture Sound Editor’s Golden Reel Awards, Michael Finley (’14 Recording Arts) first won the prize in 2019 for his collaboration in the video … Read more
SFTV’s first Presidential Fellow and Emmy-winning Chinese-American producer Janet Yang (“The Joy Luck Club,” “Empire of the Sun,” “High Crimes”) recently led a panel for the SFTV In Conversation series. … Read more
As part of LMU’s ongoing commitment to equity and inclusion, SFTV Associate Professor Miranda Banks, PhD. co-moderated EDIT Media’s “Anti-Racist Film and Media Pedagogy Roundtable” virtual panel last month. The event … Read more
Music documentaries, international premieres, and stellar keynote speeches by A-list stars. Only one festival offers such a delightful mash-up of experiences and now, 10 lucky SFTV students are joining the … Read more
You’d be surprised how much you actually know when you just jump into a situation and try your hardest to adapt. Nikki Hudgens (’19 MFA Writing and Producing for Television) … Read more
I. Marlene King, the showrunner behind one of TV’s most talked-about television series, “Pretty Little Liars”, will share her extensive insights into bringing a project from pitch to screen, what … Read more
This January, Park City, Utah will be spared the throngs of crowds that usually descend on the winter recreational haven for the country’s largest independent film festival. As the 44th … Read more