When Gov. Jerry Brown approved a measure last week that will ban exfoliating microbeads in personal care products, director Christopher Jones (PROD–M.F.A. ’15) was driving home from work and heard the … Read more
Oscar-nominated filmmaker Hubert Sauper recently descended upon LMU with his latest film, We Come as Friends, a documentary that has the feel of an epic “road movie,” only the horror … Read more
SFTV instructor David Gardner showcases Jolino Beserra’s playable art that has been integrated into the Benito Juarez Park.
Chelsea Renner’s (Production – B.A. ’17) short film StrawHatMan tells the story of Andrew Brumfield and “salutes the university, students and staff and gives a nice congratulations to all the … Read more
To vaccinate, or not to vaccinate? That is the question Alex Hluch (Production – M.F.A. ’16) is answering loud and clear in his quippy video “How Anti-Vaxxers Sound to Normal … Read more
Logan Koerner (Film and Television Production – B.A. ’17) has wanted to be a music video director since he was 12 years old, so when he came across an opportunity where Adobe … Read more
LMU freshmen Martin Taube (Production – B.A. ‘18), Tancredi Di Paola (Production – B.A. ‘18), Ksusha Genenfeld (Production – B.A. ‘18), Jack Ritter (Production – B.A. ‘18), and Brian L. … Read more
Kyle Laffey (Production – B.A. ’14), who took his 300 senior thesis film to the 2014 Court Métrage–otherwise known as the Cannes Short Film Corner, now has a chance to … Read more
As the year draws to a close, we invite you to take a quick look back at highlights from SFTV’s 2014 Film Outside the Frame Awards held at Paramount Pictures … Read more
Winner of the 2014 Sundance Film Festival’s Special Jury Award for Breakthrough Talent, Dear White People is a sly, provocative satire of race relations in the age of Obama. On … Read more
Take a look back at some of the highlights of last year’s Monday Nights Series, which included guests Mason Novick, producer, Bad Words; Andre and Maria Jacquemetton, producers, Mad Men … Read more