Films are ethereal. They take you to new, mystical places never thought possible. The same happens when you watch documentaries as they take a lens on...

When people think of famous Aztecs, many picture some of our spectacular sports athletes such as Kawhi Leonard and Tony Gwynn. However, many celebrities...

San Diego State lecturer Neil Kendricks graduated from SDSU with a Master of Arts in Television, Film and New Media. He directed many short films during...

Not many people can jet off to a foreign country at the drop of a dime, especially college students preoccupied with midterms. And let’s face it: traveling...

Sitting south of the largest film industry in the world, San Diego has upheld its artistic versatility through the people who found the healing powers...

When watching movies, soundtracks are often overlooked or even ignored. There’s a story going on, so who cares about the background? What most don’t...

It’s the month of October. Most of us are thinking about getting a solid grade on our midterms, but looming around the corner is that wonderful event...

Local cinema pumps inspiration into the community In the middle of a hip bar and coffee shop on El Cajon Boulevard sits Digital Gym Cinema. Geared with...

Watching a movie in theaters has been a hobby of mine for years. Kicking back at home and popping in a DVD doesn’t exactly create the same atmosphere...

It’s been more than half a year since Pulitzer Prize winning critic Roger Ebert died of thyroid cancer at the age of 70. His death was a shock—he seemed...

Ron Burgundy is back and hopefully better than ever in “Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues.” Ron (Will Ferrell) and crew are ready to take on a 24-hour...

“Little by Little” is a musical coming to San Diego State that is not technically part of the School of Theatre, Television & Film’s fall season....