Non-majors take advantage of on-campus film scene
Even if you’re not a film major, the School of Cinematic Arts offers classes and screening for those interested in exploring cinema.
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New building to house interactive media
The cinematic arts building was a part of George Lucas’ original plans for the school.
Red Tails’ execution fails to take flight
Producer George Lucas’ latest action film, Red Tails, proves to be lackluster despite intriguing source material and respected actors.
Star Wars Fans unhappy with Lucas
Star Wars fans are not happy with many things George Lucas, creator of the franchise, is doing with the universe he created. Just last week, Lucas released the entire Star Wars saga in HD Blu-ray with additional special feature content. This release, however, contains two notable edits that have angered hardcore fans. Many fans consider the original Star […]
The Empire strikes back with modern art
New Star Wars-inspired art exhibit in Los Angeles stands apart as it puts a modern twist on a recycled, cultural theme.
Project Happiness tries to answer big questions
The film attacks a time-tested question with an inspiring trip but also contains some flaws.
Students need the donation
The Dornsife donation must go toward establishing endowed scholarships for USC students.
Donation to the College should fund professors
USC’s College of Letters, Arts & Sciences is all too often perceived as the university’s dowdy, bookish older sister. In the wake of a recession that caused a 25.6 percent drop in USC’s endowment — one of the largest hits among private institutions in the country — and a hiring freeze that lasted two years, […]
Beloved film professor passes away
Mel Sloan, USC graduate and professor emeritus, remembered for his passion.
Cinematic Arts cements all-star status
The School of Cinematic Arts sets a new precedent with star from Hollywood Chamber of Commerce