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Taylor Aguilar ’22 was a second year MFA production student who had just begun working on her thesis film when she suddenly started going blind in May of 2020. After an eight-month stint at the…
LMU School of Film and Television’s (SFTV) Animation program ranked 7th among schools offering a Bachelor of Arts degree in Animation by Animation Career Review, up from 8th in the 2022 rankings. In their 12th annual rankings, nearly 200 schools around the…
Come join SFTV and the Production Department’s Bonn Program on Friday, Feb. 10 and Saturday, Feb. 11 from 7-10 p.m. at the Broccoli Theater for one (or both!) evenings of screenings of student films….
LOS ANGELES – Loyola Marymount University School of Film and Television will bring together entertainment industry veterans for the engaging Sundance Film Festival panel “What’s Next?” – a look ahead at the future of…
Deadline: Wells is an Emmy-nominated writer and producer, most recently on Marvel’s upcoming limited series Echo for Disney+. Wells has also written for Showtime’s Emmy-nominated drama Yellowjackets, for which she was also nominated for…
Deadline: Chairman and CEO Frank Scherma of the Television Academy has named his six new appointees to the Executive Committee for 2023. They include Gloria Calderón Kellett, award-winning writer, producer, director and actress, and…
LMU SFTV alumna Kelsi Ephraim ’10 was nominated for Best Production Design at the Critics Choice Awards for her set decoration on “Everything Everywhere All at Once.” A24’s sci-fi action adventure led film nominations…
It was hard to tell who was more thrilled by the “Missing” panel at the Broccoli Theater: the panelists or the audience. About 100 mostly LMU film students were left excited and inspired after…
