Posted on October 7th, 2024 in The Spotlight Film/TV Blog by Sydney Bielefeld
Check back here to see great things related to film and television that the Applied Theatre, Film, and Television program students and faculty do!
Read MoreCheck back here to see great things related to film and television that the Applied Theatre, Film, and Television program students and faculty do!
Read MoreAs the curtains drew to a close on the last chapter of T100, Yna Petilos, took a moment to reflect on the culmination of their theatrical journey. “A key moment for me was Scene 7: The therapist scene,” Yna recalled, her hands moving gracefully to accentuate her words. “To me, that showed wellness and also …
Read MoreThis post serves as the third installment in a compelling series developed under the guidance of Associate Professor Emilio G. Robles for the COMM-T100 course. Building upon the foundations laid in previous discussions, this installment delves deeper into the intersection of theater and wellness, offering profound insights gleaned from the creative journey of student Matilda …
Read MoreUnveiling the Magic of COMM-T100: A Peak Inside Donavan’s Journey Welcome back, readers, to the second installment of our journey through the creative crucible of COMM-T100. In this installment, we delve deeper into the transformative power of Associate Professor Emilio G. Robles‘ class, guided by the insights of Donavan Sailes, a beacon of inspiration within …
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Unveiling the Magic of COMM-T100: A Journey into Theatrical Creation Welcome to the fascinating world of COMM-T100 Rehearsal and Performance, where students embark on a captivating journey of creativity and collaboration to bring stories to life on stage. In this blog post, we delve into the essence of this unique course, exploring its structure, challenges, …
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As a recent graduate of the School of Liberal Arts who earned a Theatre Certificate and has taken several courses with an Applied Theatre focus, being able to attend the Pedagogy & Theatre of the Oppressed Conference was powerful. I learned about this branch of theatre briefly in classes such as my T100 Rehearsal and …
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Augusto Boal, the founder of the Theatre of the Oppressed (TO), once said, “We are all actors: being a citizen is not living in society, it is changing it.” More than 100 local, national, and international changemakers/advocates from various backgrounds/interests gathered at IUPUI in late June 2023 for the 26th Pedagogy and Theatre of the …
Read MoreThe Film Society at IUPUI began its meetings for Fall 2021 on Sept. 24 with a screening of Lady Bird. The Society, a student organization, “is a great social gathering of students who are like-minded in their passions, a great resume booster, and above all else, a great start to the weekend” (from Film Society …
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