Student Profile: Juliet Devette
SLCC student Juliet Devette was recently accepted into the University of Southern California's Film Program. Tamara Brune-Wharton sits down with Devette to learn more about her many talents and where her life has taken her.
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Court Casselman reviews the dark comedy directed by George Clooney.
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The trailers lie about ‘The Lorax’
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Sundance film in review: ‘Land’
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SLCC club fundraiser spotlights women in film
The Film Industry Networking Events (F.I.N.E.) Club hosted its highly anticipated fundraiser on Feb. 13 at South City Campus.
Robbery finds its home in ‘The Town’
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‘Skyfall’ a reinvention of loving homage to the James Bond franchise
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