Media Arts News

A quick walkthrough on how to work with the top rental houses, insurance requirements, student packages and discounts, prepping your gear, and how to build your filmmaking career.

“Monkey month” continues with MIGHTY JOE YOUNG (1949) this Thursday. After the quick nine-month turn around between KONG and SONG OF KONG, 15 years later some of the same creative team returns to bring another story to life on the big screen.

Up next: Kendra Hall-Kenyon, Interim Dean of the David O. McKay School of Education

Find out the difference between MA, MFA, and PhD programs. Hear from Brad, Scott, Benjamin, and Kimball regarding their grad school journeys.

Devin Graham is a filmmaker and social media influencer who produces adventure and extreme sport videos on YouTube under the name Devinsupertramp. His videos consist of insane stunts, short films, and video games in real life, taking place all around the world. From a Super Bowl commercial, to cinematic videos for start-up companies, documentaries, and social media content, Devin has 10+ years of experience and has worked with more than 100 global brands such as Disney, Ford, Universal Pictures, Samsung, Canon, Google, and amassed over 6.2 million followers on YouTube, garnering over 3 billion views on social media.

The Student Film Association (SFA) will hold an exploratory meeting this Thursday, September 15th at noon (right after the forum) in 155 WCO. We'll talk about the SFA, what it is, what we want it to be, things we can do, and get a feel for how many people might be interested in being a part of it.

We are premiering for an audience FABLE from 1980 as part of our Fall 2022 RESTORATION SHOWCASE!

Join us in the HBLL Library Auditorium for the somewhat-forgotten sequel The Son of Kong (1934), this Wednesday, September 14th at 3pm.

Come join us for the first Women in Film meeting of the semester. Join us to help shape the direction of our future events and mentorship program. Wed Sept 21 at 11am in WCO 164. For more info and questions email: kimball_jensen@byu.edu