Topic - Film and television

$A picture of a book cover next to a photo of a woman from the shoulders up. The book cover says \"CINEMA OF CRUSHING MOTHERHOOD\" \"A NEW FEMINIST CINEMA\"$
Nov. 12, 2025

Olivia Landry’s new book explores motherhood through the lens of modern film
Oct. 22, 2025

TV icons have creatively joined a new Robertson School course
Sept. 10, 2025

Richmond film festival to feature recent VCU graduates
Sept. 4, 2025

VCUarts cinema played a starring role in trio’s ongoing collaboration
June 30, 2025

Alexis Washington is sporting experience from the TV studio
April 22, 2025

In her short film based on Poe’s ‘Annabel Lee,’ VCUarts undergraduate finds inspiration from depression
Feb. 27, 2025

At the movies: Professors review Oscar-nominated films through the lens of their expertise
$A photo of a woman from the waist up to the right of a movie poster. The movie poster shows a woman wearing traditional native american clothing sitting at a desk with a piece of paper in front of her. The woman is dipping a quill into an ink well. In front of the ink well is a candle in a candle stick, and a large flat candel. To the right of the woman is an illustration of an old ship. The poser says \"Indigenous Women Through History Series\" \"Unity, Coca Jake's Dilemma\" \"DIRECTED BY DAVID H. CANNES\" \"STORY & SCREENPLAY BY SANDRA HOPE\"$
Nov. 25, 2024

Pocahontas Reframed Film Festival has VCU spirit in front of and behind the camera
$A black bar in the left corner has white text that readsy \" 3 - 2 - 1 ...\" and then yellow text reads \"cRAM!\" In the middle is an illustration of a black and white clapper board. In the middle of the board is an illustration of a stick figure in a wheel chair.$
Oct. 14, 2024

cRam Session: Understanding Disability Through Media
$A book cover next to a photo of a woman. The book cover shows a close up of a woman's face focused on her eye, with green code all around the woman's face. White text on top of a blue rectangle reads \"Cybors, Ethics, and The Matrix\" \"Simulations of Sex and Gender\" Rebecca Gibson.\"$
Aug. 6, 2024

VCU professor Rebecca Gibson’s new book looks at the philosophy of the Matrix franchise
July 15, 2024

Survivors never quit: VCUarts alum Tevin Davis dishes on competing on the reality TV hit ‘Survivor’
March 22, 2024

VCU alum and NBC White House correspondent Aaron Gilchrist shares insight with students
Feb. 12, 2024

In the rarefied airtime of Super Bowl ads, VCU Brandcenter alums get plenty of attention
Feb. 7, 2024

VCU mass communications students get inside look at making of Netflix docuseries
Jan. 12, 2024

At Hollywood conference, VCUarts professor Yossera Bouchtia enjoys a close-up of the television industry
Dec. 15, 2023

Meet-a-Ram: VCUarts graduate student Jessica Tifase gets a taste of L.A.
Nov. 30, 2023

VCU media entrepreneurship students reflect the class mission: They form a production company and film a documentary
Oct. 23, 2023

What’s your favorite scary movie? A horror film watch list for October.
Aug. 17, 2023

At Richmond film festival and local PR firm, VCU mass communications major makes the most of summer
Aug. 10, 2023

Emmy-winning alum gives back to VCU theatre department that helped him find his calling
$Farah \"Cocoa\" Brown smiles, sitting at a table with promotional posters on it.$
June 16, 2023

Hot Cocoa
June 15, 2023

What to watch: Get into the spirit of Juneteenth
May 15, 2023

Blending art, advocacy and awards: a conversation with actress and VCU alum Mikayla Bartholomew
Feb. 24, 2023

From the theater stage to the silver screen: Two VCUarts alumni nominated for the NAACP Image Awards
Feb. 1, 2023

Producer Morgan Saunders, a VCU alum, promotes diversity in reality TV and advertising
Nov. 10, 2022

The smartest person in the Marvel universe, how ‘Black Panther’ – and its sequel – changed Hollywood and why representation in pop culture matters
Nov. 2, 2022

Richmond-based nurse, a VCU grad, keeps ‘The Walking Dead’ and other productions safe and healthy
Sept. 27, 2022

VCU professor's documentary explores the first psychiatric facility for African Americans and the history of scientific racism
Aug. 9, 2022

‘Birth of a Planet’ spotlights the life of Richmond Planet founder John Mitchell Jr.
$A Stormtrooper with four arms and four legs in a circle and rectangle like Leonardo Da Vinci's \"Vitruvian Man.\"$
July 27, 2022

A long time ago in a galaxy not so far away …
July 25, 2022

Kunitaro Ohi creates 'pure poetry' with the camera
$Audrey Enge with a clock, building and lightning bolt behind her. In the upper left corner is a yellow box that says \"researchw weeks.\"$
April 18, 2022

VCU junior gets an inside look at the ‘Back to the Future’ trilogy
March 30, 2022

NBC/MSNBC journalist to visit VCU College of Health Professions
$A still from Cecilia Hankyeol Kim's \"Phantom Border.\"$
March 4, 2022

‘Transnational nomadic lifestyle’ inspires alum’s award-winning work
Feb. 1, 2022

‘Policing Joy’ documentary explores Black women’s and girls’ experience with hair bias
Nov. 8, 2021

Filmmaker, storyteller, neuroscientist: Charlotte Wincott’s latest project is a reflection of her many skills
$VCU School of the Arts students and actors Christopher Martin, Dillon Douglasson, Richard Follin and Keegan Garant in \"Welcome to the Show.\"$
Sept. 3, 2021

In ‘Welcome to the Show,’ VCU students and graduates (and Richmond) take center stage
March 29, 2021

Art and animation: A conversation with Pixar director and VCU grad Valerie LaPointe