Veteran producer duo Doug Wick and Lucy Fisher return to the arena with ‘Gladiator II’
Doug Wick and Lucy Fisher visited the Dodge College of Film and Media Arts on Feb. 24 for a live Master Class interview covering their award-winning careers and their newest film.
A huge year for indie filmmakers: in the press room with this year's Academy Award winners
The Panther had the opportunity to be in the press room for this year's Academy Awards and asked a question to award-winning cinematographer Lol Crawley of “The Brutalist.”
Review | ‘The Monkey’ is a gruesomely hilarious riot
The new film from Osgood Perkins, “The Monkey” is a disturbing, grotesque and absolutely riotous fable about the inevitability — and absurdity — of death.
Bridget Jones is back — but is she really “Mad About the Boy?”
The fourth movie in the “Bridget Jones” franchise is nostalgic but deceptive.
Madison, Brody, Saldana, Culkin: In the press room with this year's Academy Award winners
After an unpredictable few months of awards season chaos, the winners in the acting categories at the 97th Academy Awards have been decided.
Marc Fogel is finally free: interviewing the team behind ‘Did You Forget Mr. Fogel?’
The Panther talks to the Chapman students behind the documentary “Did You Forget Mr. Fogel?” and their memories of the filmmaking process after his recent release from prison.
Chapman On Broadway levels up with ‘Heathers: The Musical’
In their biggest show yet, Chapman On Broadway (COB) delivers a high school satire charged with murder, music and more.
Review | Same spirits, new theme song? ‘The White Lotus’ returns for season three
“The White Lotus” returns with a fresh setting and theme song, but the same old chaos, drama and, of course, murder.
Mikey Madison is taking this awards season by the reigns
Mikey Madison, star of “Anora,” joined Dodge College of Film and Media Arts students on Feb. 17 for a screening of the film and an interview for the Awards Chatter podcast.
Review | Cap’s a Hulkbuster, visuals are lackluster in ‘Captain America: Brave New World’
The Marvel Cinematic Universe’s 35th film offers great characters but shoddy visual effects.
Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl performance
A lyrical and visual revolution
LED walls are revolutionizing the entertainment industry
While big-budget entertainment is opting to use LED walls instead of green screens for visual effects, Chapman University is training the next generation of LED wall operators.
Chiefs, Eagles, Panthers: Thoughts on Super Bowl LIX
The Chapman community gives The Panther their thoughts on the Big Game, the halftime show and all of the commercials that ran in-between.
‘Ticket to Everywhere’: A ticket to dreams coming true
Dodge College students Aiko Lozar and Lexi Berganio are finalists this year for the Coca-Cola Refreshing Films program, and last month filmed their 50-second spot “Ticket To Everywhere” at Chapman’s Marion Knott Studios and the AMC Orange 30.
‘Y2K’: Kyle Mooney talks directing, the ‘90s, ringing in the millennium
The co-writer and director of the new film sat down with college publications to discuss his directorial debut
Retrospective: ‘Gravity Falls’ and a legacy of animation
Cult classic Disney program “Gravity Falls” made a surprise comeback this year, part of a larger revival movement
Review | ‘Red One’ is terribly bland festive fun
The new Dwayne Johnson and Chris Evans holiday feature is far from great, but not bad enough to make the naughty list
Review | ‘Queer’ — A shot in the head and a knife to the heart
Dodge College of Film and Media Arts hosted an early screening of Luca Guadagnino’s “Queer,” starring Daniel Craig and Drew Starkey. Afterward, Craig hung around for a Master Class Q&A with The Hollywood Reporter’s Awards Chatter Podcast.
Photo Essay | Fall faculty 2024
Every November, Musco Center for the Arts’ stage comes alive with a captivating show featuring diverse, impactful pieces choreographed by faculty members and performed by Chapman University dance majors.
‘Wicked’: A musical epic that defies gravity and expectations
Adapting the beloved Broadway musical, the first half of the ‘Wicked’ saga is a blast.