
A Tale of Two Oscar-Winning Documentaries Made by Trojans
Short films made by School of Cinematic Arts moviemakers bookend more than 65 years of Academy Awards.
Short films made by School of Cinematic Arts moviemakers bookend more than 65 years of Academy Awards.
The two-time Academy Award winner shared his thoughts on acting, hope, motivation and life as part of the USC Annenberg-HBO Diverse Voices Series.
The groundbreaking film’s Director Rayka Zehtabchi, Executive Producer Helen Yenser and Editor/Cinematographer Sam A. Davis attended the USC School of Cinematic Arts.
The composer began his acceptance speech by thanking director Ryan Coogler, who he met as a fellow student at USC.
The Oscar-winning actor looks back at a stellar career that once included work with 300,000 extras and a funeral carriage.
The pro basketball great and Academy Award winner is blunt as ever in a special appearance at USC.
Academy Award nominees — and an acclaimed violinist — sit down for chats with host Jim Svejda.
A graduate of the cinematic arts’ Summer Program earns Academy Award nod for producing a poignant story about a woman and a train conductor.
Film, music, media and marketing pros discuss the issues surrounding Hollywood’s annual celebration of itself.
Alumna can’t talk specifics about the film industry’s biggest night — but she does recall the events that weren’t planned (think group selfie).
The Trumbo star brings amusing anecdotes to Bing Theatre.
Alexandre Desplat is interviewed as part of the radio station’s annual talks with Academy Award-nominated film composers.
Into the Arms of Strangers recalls the struggle and survival of 10,000 Jewish children relocated to Great Britain.
Film academy president talks Trojan ties, Hollywood history and plans for a long-awaited movie museum in Los Angeles.
Latinos are ‘almost invisible’ in movies, a six-year USC Annenberg study finds.
A partnership with the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences means the group’s digitally preserved content now resides at USC.
Jim Svejda interviews Academy Award nominee Thomas Newman, who composed the score for Saving Mr. Banks.
In 2007, three USC alums started Lookout, a mobile security company located in downtown Los Angeles that helps keep cellphones safe.