(Shoutout Colorado) Music & Entertainment Industry Studies student Finn O'Sullivan is featured in this interview with Shoutout Colorado. Finn, an award-winning singer/songwriter, opens up about being a musician, performing onstage, and the coolest places in Denver.
(PR Newswire) Prof. David Liban's film "Publish or Perish" has been acquired by Buffalo 8 Distribution and will be released nationwide in the U.S. on-demand on Amazon, Vudu and cable on August 18, 2023.
(New Amsterdam Records) - STILLPOINT is a collection of six newly-commissioned works of profound grace, power, and depth, composed by a group of stylistically diverse composers for piano (Pratt), string orchestra (A Far Cry), and vocal ensemble (Roomful of Teeth). CAM's Associate Dean for Faculty and Student Affairs, Mark Rabideau, served as Executive Producer of the album.
Junior Bianca Rawlings is the fourth student from CAM's 3D Graphics & Animation program to land an internship with Pixar. For many who are accepted into Pixar's highly competitive program, the 12-week summer program opens the door to their dream jobs in animation.
CAM has been a sponsor of Youth on Record's summer Block Party for several years. This summer, we are sponsoring the stage which will host several local young musicians. Please join us June 10th, 2023 1-7pm.
(Canvas Rebel) CAM alum Cassie LeFevre ('21) is the subject of this interview with Canvas Rebel. Cassie discusses her inspirations, the art of storytelling, and the value of a film degree.
The Film & Television program at CU Denver provides students with a strong foundation in production skills, distribution practices, television and cinema traditions, and industry trends. The program prepares students for a variety of careers in the industry, including directing, producing, screenwriting, cinematography, sound design, and editing.
Mark Rabideau assembled a team that included Grammy-nominated singer/songwriter Becca Stevens and Music & Entertainment Studies faculty member Andrew Pettit, PhD, to create CU Denver’s first alma mater.
The bi-annual "Made in Colorado" exhibition returns to the Emmanuel Art Gallery and the CU Denver Experience Gallery this summer. Opening May 20, 2023, the show runs through July 21, 2023.
The College of Arts Media is pleased to present the Visual Arts Thesis Exhibition, featuring artwork, design, research, and animation from the graduating class of 2023. The show runs through May 11 at the RedLine Contemporary Art Center in Denver.
A handful of CU Denver students studying in MEIS participated in Youth on Record's podcasting internship. Recent graduate Sreeja Chakrabarty and current students Sydney Yllanes and Genevieve Glimp helped bring about some of the episodes that are now available on Spotify and other streaming platforms.
For spring 2023 CU Denver graduate Jaylen Dunbar, communicating through visuals and sounds is second nature. “I feel like I am a really empathetic person,” Dunbar said. “I have always wanted to use animation as a medium to tell meaningful and impactful stories.”
(CU Denver News)––“When I saw the Music Business degree here, I was like, ‘Wow, what’s that? That’s cool,’” said Moff, who will receive a bachelor’s degree with a double major in Recording Arts and Music Business. “But what sold me on CU Denver was the fact that it was downtown, that it was in the city. Because I crave the city, I need that, especially for my career as a musician. I need to see the venues. I need the people.”
CAM's 2023 Distinguished Alumni Award recipient is Courtney Ozaki ('06). Courtney founded the Japanese Arts Network in Denver in 2019 and is an integral part of the Japanese community in Colorado.
"Out of Many, More: Voices of the Americas" is an exhibition featuring artists with ties to the cultures and people from North, Central, and South America.
Professor Gregory Walker, who has taught in CAM for over 30 years, is recognized as the college's 2023 Faculty Excellence in Research and Creative Work awardee.
What does it take to create an alma mater (school song) for a 50-year-old university? In the case of CU Denver, apparently it takes a College of Arts & Media.
CU Denver will be presenting a free, public “double-feature” of Vivienne Dick’s 1978 short Guérillère Talks, starring iconic post-punk women musicians such as Lydia Lunch, Ikue Mori, and Pat Place. This screening will be followed by a formal Q&A between Dick and filmmaker/scholar Rachel Garfield, moderated by CU Denver art historian Maria Elena Buszek.
This year's Guitar Night will welcome Christie Lenée, "one of the brightest lights in contemporary fingerstyle acoustic guitar today," according to MEIS chair and guitar performance professor Sean McGowan.