Chapman University wants to overtake USC and NYU
- April 10th, 2011
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Film Studies: Chapman University wants to overtake USC and NYU.
The article in this Sunday’s L.A. Times sums it up nicely.
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It has been an extraordinary ride during the last four years. I began teaching at Dodge College as an Adjunct Professor and was thrilled when Bob Bassett offered me a contract a year later. The new Marion Knotts studio complex came with the usual wrinkles: too much technology and over-engineered but with time the school began to hit its stride. In terms of post-production we offer 100 Avids along with DS Nitris, Smoke and Flame. We still count ourselves as a “Film School” and it remains part of our name. There is no other learning institution in the country that features both Autodesk Lustre and Spirit 4K. I give a big shout out to Dan Leonard, Associate Dean and Chief Technology Officer who is the mad scientist who put this rig together along with Deszo Magyar, Associate Dean and Chief Academic Officer who consistently reminds me that character development is key to a successful story. I’m very much involved in Alumni relations as I believe the most important aspect of our program will be when graduates will return to Orange and share their experiences. It is happening now. We are building our own Dodge College/Chapman mafia and we have a great reputation in the industry for interns who are bright and committed and show up on time and ready to work!
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