Cinematic Arts and Technology student Evan Baker died in 2022, but his legacy continues.
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Cinematic Arts and Technology student Evan Baker died in 2022, but his legacy continues.
The annual program provides opportunities to student researchers at Âé¶¹´å and other campuses.
Paloma Ronquillo was given the Altitude Emerging Artist Award by Women in Media shortly before graduating from UCLA's film school.
Both the Sundance and South by Southwest festivals accepted the short documentary "The Long Valley."
Two Âé¶¹´å alumni participated in a new commemorative exhibit at Lucasfilm in San Francisco.
Evan Norbom, 35, a 2010 graduate of Âé¶¹´å’s cinematic arts program, was the lead designer for audio and video systems, and project manager for upgrading the Egyptian Theater.
During the holiday break and winter semester, campus services may be closed or limited.
“I feel incredibly lucky to have found film as an art form.”
Ziwen Meng is an international student from China majoring in cinematic arts and technology.
“It was an amazing and enlightening experience that will hopefully benefit our students and community.”