African film is a rich and evolving art form that reflects the continent’s diversity and resilience. With critically acclaimed films such as the Oscar-nominated District 9 (2009) and Mandela: Long…
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From Danny Tanner to Homer Simpson, the TV or movie “Dad” is an iconic role to play. The early ‘50s and ‘60s brought us Ward Cleaver (Leave it to Beaver),…
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Aspiring filmmakers worldwide enroll in programs abroad to experience life and adventure in another country. These programs are “significant for aspiring filmmaking and acting students because immersing oneself in a…
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Los Angeles isn’t just the home of Hollywood – it’s a living, breathing set that has been the backdrop of many iconic films and television shows. Legendary shows like Melrose…
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From The Wind & The Reckoning to Whale Rider, visual artists with Pacific Islander heritage, or individuals who identify as Fijians, Marshallese, Native Hawaiians, Guamanians or Chamorros, Samoans, and Tongans…
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Within the crowded streets and fast-paced day-to-day is a beautiful tapestry of customs and traditions, the city of Mumbai is famously hectic. The Lunchbox (2013) is one of many films…
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While the “best TV shows of all time” vary based on personal preferences, cultural influences, and critical assessments, there are TV shows that frequently appear in discussions about iconic television….
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From photography to animation, Arab artists excel in Hollywood and abroad with compelling visual stories. Filmmaking and television are significant contributions from Arabic visual storytellers, with filmmakers and directors like…
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In 2018, the short, award-winning film Bao captivated audiences everywhere. The film, directed and written by Domee Shi, follows the day of a woman going through empty nest syndrome, who…
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