Produced by Professor Tom Kingdon
Department of Visual & Media Arts
Faculty Work
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Produced by Professor Tom Kingdon. Sunday. Summer. Hollywood Hills. 1964....
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Produced by Professor Robert Todd
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Produced by Professor Anya Belkina
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Harlan Bosmajian, Visual and Media Arts
Assistant Professor Harlan Bosmajian focuses on how to visually interpret the written word in his cinematography courses.
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Lauren Shaw Talks About Her Film Project Angkor's Children
In her film project Angkor's Children,Visual and Media Arts Associate Professor Lauren Shaw followsyoung Cambodians through their struggles to create a fresh start and better their country’s future.
Tom Cooper created the diet for your psyche. In his latest book, Fast Media, Media Fast, Visual and Media Arts Professor Tom Cooper talks about media fasting techniques. His tools help find what Cooper calls the “new Walden”—allowing you to see society afresh after an absence from the digital world.
It’s a story about the post-genocide generation in Cambodia. For her documentary project Angkor’s Children, Visual and Media Arts Associate Professor Lauren Shaw followed young Cambodians as they worked to support their country and better its future. After recently receiving the LEF Foundation grant, Shaw can return to Cambodia and resume work.
Visual and Media Arts Department Chair Jonathan Wacks has numerous film and television credits as a director, producer, and screenwriter; and has helped shape the independent film industry in Los Angeles. Learn more »
