The School of Theater, Film and Media Arts has an active community of students, faculty and alumni, whose talents
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Bryan Cranston, one of the greatest actors of our generation, visited Temple on Friday, February 15, 2019 to talk to theater students about the craft of acting.
Before rushing back to Broadway to perform in the current production of Network, Cranston spoke in interview with TFMA Professor Marcus Giamatti about his journey to the acting profession.
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Chinonye Chukwu (TFM ‘10) who studied film at Temple, has the distinction of being the first Black woman to take home top honors at Sundance Film Festival - the coveted GRAND JURY PRIZE.
OWLS THRIVE AT SUNDANCE THIS YEAR!
---Temple alums take home top prizes & more---
The annual Sundance Festival presented and hosted by the Sundance Institute, has grown to become a premier platform for film, theatre, film composing and digital media creatives across the globe. It is a place to showcase talents and get noticed. Founded in 1981, the institution has provided monetary and creative support to more than 900 artists a year.
5 Tips When Applying for Grants
by Jillian Hartman
Young flimmakers are always seeking ways to fund their next project and there are a number of grants out there to explore. But applying for grants is time consuming and can be a whole job in and of itself. Here are a few tips to help you make sure you are applying your time and energy the right way toward getting the grant that is right for you.
We sat down with new film faculty member Afia Nathaniel to ask about her life, her artistic passions and what she's working on right now:
Q. Where were you when you found out you were an official selection by your country for an Academy Award? How did you feel?
