Unholy ‘Mole, the latest short film by School of Theatre, Film & Television alum David Bornstein (BA ’13) has been selected to screen at the Academy Award qualifying Seattle International… More
Celebrating the 25th anniversary of the Tony and Pulitzer-winning musical RENT, this week New York Theatre Workshop held a virtual fundraiser featuring performances by original cast members and… More
Watch a free panel discussion on The Impact and Legacy of Rita Moreno featuring Hispanic women in Tucson (and beyond) who have been inspired by the award-winning actress. Panelists include:… More
TFTV alumnus Paul Pennolino (’85) directs two of today’s most culturally significant TV programs – The Daily Show with Trevor Noah and Last Week Tonight with John Oliver. He has multiple Emmy and DGA Award nominations to… More
With the Arizona Repertory Theatre season on pause, this fall semester our Acting/Musical Theatre students instead engaged with industry professionals during a new Professional Development Series. Through regular online… More
Lindsay Utz (’03) didn’t originally plan to study filmmaking. She came to Tucson from her native Chicago “craving sunshine and mountains” and planned to be a creative writing… More
In honor of Native American Heritage Day, TFTV alumnus and award winning director and producer Chris Eyre hosts an exclusive conversation with AFI Movie Club hosts on Native… More
Filmmaker and TFTV alumna Jillian Corsie (’10) is dedicated to telling stories that shine a light on difficult subjects and showcase strong female role models on screen. Trichster, her debut feature documentary, has… More
Starting September 1, 2020, and running through August 31, 2021, a series of Indigenous films will join the programming on board Alaska Airlines flights. As part of a… More
“I didn’t really see graduation as our graduation, I saw I Dream in Widescreen as our graduation,” Christopher Nataanii Cegielski (’16) says. “If you mess up, it’s all you,”… More