On April 25, Academy Award-winning director of "Everything Everywhere All at Once" Daniel Scheinert sat down with Travis Knox and Dodge College students for an interactive and joke-filled master class.

Created by a group of students, Orange Film Fest will be held on April 29 at the Frida Cinema, featuring 10 short films and special guest speaker “Weird Al” Yankovic.

On March 26, season four of “Succession” premiered, bringing the Roy family back for their final battle over the family company. Photo collage by SIMRAH AHMAD, staff photographer

On April 1, LUNAFEST will feature seven short films with all proceeds going towards Dodge College of Film and Media Arts scholarships and the non-profit WISEPlace.

The Panther compiled a list of the best films and TV shows directed by or starring women in honor of Women’s History Month.

During the month of February, the Black Film Society screened “Moonlight” and “Fruitvale Station,” followed by discussions about the films.

The third installment of the "Magic Mike" franchise fails to deliver a fitting conclusion to the famed stripper’s story.

Students share the trials and tribulations that come with applying for film permits and searching for locations, while also sharing some trade secrets.

James Gray paints a slow-moving portrait of what it meant to be a child in 1980.

In the wake of HBO's ‘House of the Dragon’s’ shocking season one finale, fans around the Chapman community decide which Westeros show is superior.

The Panther compiled the films our staff enjoys watching during October, better known as spooky season.

As award chatter swirls, Michelle Yeoh spent an evening at Dodge College discussing her life and expansive career.

Velma Dinkley joins the slowly growing community of LGBTQIA+ cartoon characters in a media world where representation is an uphill battle.

Students share their thoughts on whether true crime shows and podcasts are ethical and what draws them to such a complex genre.

Viola Davis stars as the leader of the Agojie in an entertaining story based on true events that cannot fully come to terms with its subject's contribution to the slave trade.

Ruth Daly, the new director of animation and visual effects at Dodge College, discusses her journey — from her beginnings in Ireland to her new position at Chapman.

Students share the shows they binge-watched this summer and how streaming has influenced their media consumption.