USC’s Annenberg Inclusion Initiative examines movie critics’ demographics and finds small numbers of writers who are female or from traditionally underrepresented racial and ethnic groups.
From Laurel and Hardy to How to Get Away with Murder, it’s not unusual to see USC on the big or small screen — often standing in for some other place.
The movie and TV series are recognized as the year’s best cinematic adaptation of the written word at Doheny Library.
In a competitive year, tie votes lead to additional nominees for the awards, which honor the authors of printed works alongside the writers who adapt their stories for film and TV.
✌ Year in review: From Bryan Cranston to Issa Rae, stars from Los Angeles’ entertainment industry and beyond brought valuable lessons to USC students.
New study examines depictions of computer science in TV and films.
When Dinosaurs Ruled the Earth is based on research from USC Professor Maja Matarić and the school’s Interaction Lab.
Pre-release screening of Mr. Gaga at Kaufman International Dance Center follows the life and legacy of Ohad Naharin.
A terrifying dream on June 16, 1816, inspired Mary Shelley’s classic horror character. Learn the creepy story behind how it happened.
The film ‘Ricerca’ presents a unique viewing experience: No two people will see it the same way.
Lightsabers, holograms and humanoid robots are part of the movie world — and real-life work at USC, too.
The highly anticipated installment in the Star Wars series spurs a lighthearted look at USC traditions with a Sith Lord spin.
The USC School of Dramatic Arts alum visits with 150 students in — and outside — the Bing Theatre auditorium.
An Italian master’s student captures a one-piano, eight-hands performance in the Hamptons.
The ceremony honors the year’s best film adaption and the author of the original work.
Into the Arms of Strangers recalls the struggle and survival of 10,000 Jewish children relocated to Great Britain.
USC Annenberg study finds little change in on-screen diversity, year after year.
Gone Girl, The Imitation Game, Inherent Vice, The Theory of Everything and Wild receive nods for this year’s ceremony.
Cloned actors and virtual whales, Google Glass class and restoring sight to the blind — more and more, it’s a digital world. Here are some of the highlights of the year.
Track standout Bryshon Nellum overcame gunshot wounds to both legs and went on to Olympic glory.
USA Today praises program’s proximity to Hollywood — and to well-paying jobs.
Only a third of speaking parts go to women in the world’s biggest movie markets. Learn more in this infographic.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, ‘USC grads make entertainment happen.’