Friday October 26th / 10 am / SCOTT 117
Are you interning this semester? Registering for an internship next semester? You are required to to be at this meeting! On Friday, October 26thrd at 10 am in Scott 117. Bring a pen and get ready to make some contacts and get excited about [...]
This Thursday evening, the Vanguard Film Festival returns to the Cove at 7pm. The Official Selections have been decided by the film panel. The results follow.
The Vanguard Film Festival is committed to helping students to forge new frontiers in their artistic endeavors. The films featured in the festival are opportunity for students to formulate beliefs, [...]
Three Cinema / Digital Media courses will be unveiled in their first summer offering at Vanguard University. The last three weeks of May, from May 11-May 29, the following courses will be offered to all students, alumni and members of the community:
Comm 273: Visual Technology (3 units) ::: Learn design theory in all aspects [...]
The 4th Vanguard University Film Festival is returning to Costa Mesa, CA on April 23, 2009. The Film festival, held for the last four years on the campus at Vanguard University is committed to helping students to forge new frontiers in their artistic endeavors. The films featured in the festival are opportunity for [...]
Animation students Cody Crawford, Josh Hamilton and Scott Houston were chosen as finalists for the National Geographic Preserve our Planet PSA Contest. These Vanguard Cinema / Digital Media students created a stop motion PSA entitled “Together We can Change Our World.” The project uses natural and sustainable resources in its production. You [...]
This year marks the 4th annual Vanguard Film Festival. This year’s festival theme is “GROW.” We also have a special category this year for environmental/cause filmmaking. In honor of the festival, we had students from the course Visual Technology submit artwork for the festival in keeping with the theme. We [...]
Recently the Hollywood Reporter wrote an article about independent films taking a more direct route to studios than taking the chance of audience lukewarm approval at Sundance. Independent filmmakers often lament that their chances of getting into Sundance without a “name” attached to their film is slim and none. Is Sundance really about [...]
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