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Journalists, as a rule, work hard to avoid becoming the story. But when it comes to three LMU writers and editors, there’s no way around it: The accomplishments of Francesca Bermudez ’23, Emma Fox…
By Luna Isabella Bertolini ’23 A pilot class that employs virtual reality technology to approach a serious human resources situation gave film and business students a new appreciation for collaborative work. “Virtual Reality in…
LMU Film, TV, and Media Studies Professor Dr. Miranda Banks joined Houston Public Media’s Town Square with Ernie Manouse to share insight on why the WGA has had more strikes than any other guild,…
USA Today: “It’s a really easy scapegoat to kick the people who are already at the bottom of the entertainment system, who are already disparaged instead of actually dealing with the power structures that…
Women’s Wear Daily: The events underscore larger issues in the media system, said Vanessa Diaz, an associate professor of Chicana/o and Latina/o Studies at Loyola Marymount University, who previously freelanced for People magazine. ”Immediately,…
“Significant technological changes in film and media transform not just the economics of an industry, but also the nature of work within that industry,” Miranda Banks, acting chair and associate professor in the LMU…
David Offenberg, associate professor of entertainment finance at Loyola Marymount University, joined KPCC’s AirTalk to discuss the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers’ stance on the current Writers Guild negotiations. Source: KPCC-FM As…
