As an undergraduate student working in a video store, Andrew deWaard came across Steven Soderbergh’s 1998 crime caper “Out of Sight.” Read more...
Photo: Andrew deWaard, a doctoral candidate at the UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television, released his book on prolific filmmaker Steven Soderbergh’s body of work titled “The Cinema of Steven Soderbergh: Indie Sex, Corporate Lies, and Digital Videotape” this May.
It’s been 12 long years since audiences first met the one-eyed green monster Mike Wazowski and the adorably scary James P. Sullivan, “Sulley,” of “Monsters, Inc.” and if anyone can pull off the combination of sequel and prequel that is “Monsters University,” it’s the dynamic duo of Disney and Pixar. Read more...
Some movies set out to be so ambitious they run the risk of collapsing in on their own expectations. Unfortunately, “World War Z” seems to perfectly fit into this category. Read more...
Raphael sat down with Daily Bruin’s Aalhad Patankar to talk about making it in Hollywood, working with the “Wedding Crashers” team, and his advice for graduating Bruins looking to follow their dreams. Read more...
Photo: Tobit Raphael takes on his first supporting role as nerdy Google intern Yo-Yo Santos, acting alongside Owen Wilson and Vince Vaughn, salesmen competing for jobs at the tech firm after their company closes, in the new summer film “The Internship.”
June 14 will be a busy day for filmmaker Jeremy White. Read more...
Photo: Masters student in the UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television, filmmaker Jeremy White is the director of the film “The First Hope,” which opens the UCLA Film Festival on June 7.
Dallas King’s home office overflows with cinema. Read more...
Photo: Dallas King’s feature film project “Hozon” is the first-ever feature-length film to be approved by the UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television as a thesis project. Before this year, there was a strict time limitation for student films.
Twelve days of shooting. One house for a set. A filmmaker starting to make a big splash in the cinematic community. One of the most popular Shakespearean comedies. “Much Ado About Nothing” has all the makings of a good comedy: high wit, slapstick, jokes of all kinds and of course, the traditional wedding finale. Read more...
