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Jake Martin, S.J., an assistant professor of film studies at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles, wrote this column for the Jesuit magazine. Source: America What Makes a Movie Irish?
LMU’s inaugural MFA Screenwriting Competition highlights the best feature and pilot scripts written by second and third year graduate students from Writing for the Screen and Writing and Producing for TV. Scripts were blindly judged by over 40 industry…
Jake Martin, S.J., an assistant professor of film studies at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles, wrote this column for the Jesuit magazine. Source: America What Makes a Movie Irish?
LOS ANGELES – Loyola Marymount University has faculty experts available to respond to media inquiries about the papal conclave that has begun in Rome. LMU professors are available to comment on the procedure the College…
We are excited to announce a partnership with America Media that provides all LMU students, faculty, and staff members with complimentary digital subscriptions. These subscriptions will grant unlimited access to America’s extensive collection of…
LMU School of Film and Television joins universities from around the country in Variety’s latest Education Impact Report of schools “guided by the North Star” of preparing students for success in the entertainment business….
In a remarkable show of Lion pride, the Loyola Marymount University community came together for Day of Giving 2025, raising an extraordinary $1,862,454 in support of scholarships, faculty, programs, and more that shape the student experience.
Rodger Pardee, professor of recording arts at LMU School of Film and Television, was interviewed for this article about AI and Foley artists – the sound designers who craft the everyday sound effects that…
“I just don’t think if you’re working with young people that you can be in an active state of despair,” says Amy Vincent, ASC, the trailblazing, award-winning cinematographer and self-described “hope spreader.” “We have…