The Force Is With Johan Samuelsson
Media Studies alum Johan Samuelsson ’16 on landing his dream job creating graphics for Disney in Sweden. Continue Reading
Leo y Fernando: a Short Film by Jeremy Ivan Goei Videla
Two men try to save their friendship amid the political turmoil caused by Donald Trump. Continue Reading
Studio 374: a Short Film by Khari Dawson & Veronica Palmer
An intimate look at two college roommates who have turned their dorm room into a recording studio. Continue Reading
Queering Taylor Swift
How do queer fans find themselves reflected in Taylor Swift’s music? This project views the massively influential musician’s pair of 2020 releases, folklore and evermore, from a queer perspective. Continue Reading
Glitch: A Very Short Film by Sophie Frey
What it feels like listening to Taylor Swift in the middle of the night. Continue Reading
The Fly: a Very Short Film by Cencere Baker
“They’ll see and they’ll know, and they’ll say, ‘Why, she wouldn’t even harm a fly…'” Continue Reading
Lala: a Short Film by Justin George and Mila Danilov
This short documentary reveals how a registered nurse and aspiring musician follows her dreams. Continue Reading
A Coming of Age Film: A Short by Wyatt Fields
Charlie doesn’t want to turn out like his dad and has decided never to become an adult. Today is his 21st birthday. Continue Reading
Does Life Imitate Art, or Is Art Imitating Life?
Can this Tania Franco Klein photo be called a self-portrait? Or is the woman contained in the television too far removed from who the photographer really is? Continue Reading
Free Style: a Short Film by Syairah Sims & Jessica Crosby
See how University of San Francisco student Nolan Gonzales came to love hip-hop dance. Continue Reading
K-Pop Fans Are a Bunch of ‘Maniacs,’ but Who’s Doing it Like Us?
It’s no secret that K-pop has become a well known genre in the U.S within the last few years. The attention that K-pop has commanded in the West may be baffling for some. Get a closer look at K-pop through the eyes of a fan. Continue Reading
Fabriquer un Illusionniste: a short film by Parsa Rahimi
A man builds a Rube Goldberg machine to prove to himself that he has agency — but it has other ideas. Continue Reading
Tortoise: a short film by Cencere Baker
An introvert is invited to a party by his energetic roommate. Continue Reading
The Long Goodbye: Death During COVID
How has the expression of grief and loss been changed by COVID? Continue Reading
The Meaning of ‘Fallout’ and the Freedom of Choice
Can a video game series teach us why humans keep going to war? Continue Reading
Marc Jacobs’ Heaven Saves Gen-Z From the Pits of Fast-Fashion Hell
Learn why the kooky world of Marc Jacobs’ “Heaven” is all over Gen-Z’s fashion mood board. Continue Reading
Around the World with Presley Attardo
Take a journey with Media Studies alum Presley Attardo (2015) as she travels the globe trying to figure out work and life. Continue Reading
Last Call: a short film by Izzie Clark
When the opportunity arises to have a gallery show of her painting, will a young artist run towards freedom or stay in stagnancy? Continue Reading
Oil Washed: a short film by Giuliana Salomone
A brief history of big oil with USF Environmental and Energy Programs professor Stephanie A. Siehr. Continue Reading
Gente Del Barrio: a short film by Jeremy Iván Goei-Videla
Learn how the ongoing gentrification of San Francisco’s Mission District is changing the character of the neighborhood and the city. Continue Reading
