by Melanie Salazar Illustration by Melanie Salazar
On May 25, 1977, cinematic history was made when the original "Star Wars" was released. The film turned from a troubled production into a cultural phenomenon. With its legacy spanning
Photo by Jeanie Lo The Met Gala on May 7 certainly grabbed America's (if not the world's) attention, but the premise of the glamorous evening was to open The Metropolitan
by Lisa Shore Photo by Annika Hampton Films are our mentors. That’s why film-going is as valuable to a film and writer’s education as are the programs of study here
The world of film photography may seem intimidating and challenging. However, there are some tips that can make navigating that world much easier. Working with film takes practice but the
The Connector recognizes exemplary film work done by SCAD students. This week’s featured film is “Time Capsule” by first-year film and television student McKinley Benson. The Connector: Tell us about your work.
by Aziza Andre Illustration by Aziza Andre
The five buildings of SCAD Atlanta can feel a little overcrowded sometimes. With people rushing in and out of classes, it may feel like there's no time to be alone.
20th Century Fox "Deadpool 2" has finally arrived to bring us another bloody, fourth-wall breaking adventure with everyone's favorite Merc with the Mouth. After the surprise hit of 2016's "Deadpool,"
by Ryan Kelly Photo by Rocio Choi It is difficult to hear a man’s phlegmatic explanations of the racial empathy gap over the taunts of an overzealous protester jeering at