Alumna Bestowed Coveted Oolite Arts Residency
Oolite Arts announced its two first cinematic arts residents, and one of them just so happens to be proud NSCM alumna Monica Barberousse Sorelle, ‘12. A national jury of film […]
The Life and Films of Ula Stoeckl
UCF Professor Ula Stoeckl has been making films for more than 40 years, and recently had them screened at the Berlin Film Festival. “You never know what someone will remember,” […]
UCF Game to be Featured at Nation’s Biggest Video Game Conference
A team from UCF’s School of Visual Arts and Design is headed to one of the biggest video game conferences in the nation, by special invitation. The team will unveil its Magical Savior of […]
SVAD student wins Arts Advocacy Award, Order of Pegasus
School of Visual Arts and Design student Ana Beltran received a certificate for advocacy in the arts from the Florida Higher Education Arts Network council in Tallahassee as part of Florida […]
Panasonic Upgrades Benefit Broadcast Students
When it opened in 1998, the Nicholson School of Communication was equipped with the turn-of-the-century’s latest, greatest analog and digital technology, the majority of which was provided by Panasonic. Twenty years later, […]
UCF SVAD, CREATE, FIEA spark at Otronicon 2018
Several UCF College of Arts and Humanities departments, schools, faculty and students are presenting at Otronicon, a showcase and celebration of innovations in technology. Since its launch in 2006, Otronicon […]
Fall Showcase to Highlight Short Films by Students
Fifteen short films by students in the School of Visual Arts & Design will be screened Nov. 3 in the eighth annual Fall Showcase. The films, created by students in […]
Screenwriter Barry Sandler talks about film ‘Making Love’
School of Visual Arts and Design associate professor Barry Sandler sat for an interview with David Reddish, UCF alumnus (B.F.A. Film) and film editor of Queerty magazine, to discuss his groundbreaking screenplay, Making Love. Making […]