Cal Poly was one of three schools in the nation invited to get monster makeovers from professional makeup artists at Associated Students, Inc. (ASI) Events’ Monster Mash Oct. 26. HBO previously brought their “Watch Me Become” campaign to New York University and University of Utah. Attendees watched as students were transformed into popular characters from […]
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Eight Cal Poly student films to be featured at the San Luis Obispo International Film Festival
The student films are created in collaboration between two Cal Poly courses, ISLA 341 and ART 483.
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‘Loving Vincent’ making art history at Palm Theatre
The Palm Theatre brought “Loving Vincent,” the first ever oil painted movie, to San Luis Obispo.
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A Practical Approach: CGI and Filmmaking
Films utilizing a practical approach over a digital one are better made and more memorable than their modern digital equivalents.
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8 things you could be doing instead of laundry
Laundry is a hassle. Mustang Laundry aims to ease the stress of college life by doing it for you.
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Hollywomen: Feminism in movies
Moonlight definitely deserves 4.5 feminist stars.
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What to binge-watch this break
Don’t have any plans this winter break? Here’s a list of Netflix shows you can zone out to after the stress of finals. “Supernatural” – 11 seasons This series gained a strong following after its 2005 premiere. Following two brothers who hunt the villains of the supernatural world, it’s a beyond binge-worthy show. Strong storylines […]
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San Luis Obispo International Film Festival screening student and global movies
Cal Poly’s participation in the film festival has grown throughout the years.
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SLOIFF reels in film screenings
The San Luis Obispo International Film Festival is set for this weekend.
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Music and movies: a match made in … Hollywood?
“The Great Gatsby,” as interpreted by the always-subtle and understated Baz Luhrmann, presents the whirlwind of Roaring ’20s opulence.