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Student-developed social media platform Cobble supports creative collaboration
Five friends have cobbled together a social media platform designed specially for creatives. First conceptualized by fourth-year film student Jawan Ali,cobble.page began construction in September 2020. Since then, the small project has grown into a roughly 20-person effort to improve accessibility options for artists looking to collaborate on and share their latest projects.
Angel City Chorale to bring music, community to UCLA with holiday performances
The Angel City Chorale is ready to ring in the holiday season. Founded by alumnus and artistic director Sue Fink in 1993, the Los Angeles-based Angel City Chorale is a community-oriented show choir consisting of singers of various ages and backgrounds. While the chorale is known locally for its holiday shows, an appearance on “America’s Got Talent” in 2018 offered the group greater visibility, Fink said.
UCLA alumnus sheds light on spiritual energy in objects in ‘Mondegreen Nursery’ exhibit
The whimsical oddities of Amelia Lockwood’s ceramics are now on display at ODD ARK•LA. The alumnus’s “Mondegreen Nursery” exhibit marks her first major project as a ceramist since her thesis show during the COVID-19 pandemic, which she said involved submerging surrealist sculptures into a pool in order to safely facilitate an engaging viewing experience.
Music preview: Artists' recent singles suggest fall albums will showcase growth, maturity - Daily Bruin
Fall releases are dropping like leaves. With records evoking nostalgia and maturing careers, artists are setting a cozy tone for the autumn season. Whether it’s a return to an earlier era or a push for a new sound, Bruins can keep warm with upcoming albums as the quarter cools off. Keep reading for the Daily Bruin’s lineup of golden records.
Student-made short film addresses Asian American mental health, family dynamics
In the same way that iridescent colors shift in the light, “Iridescence” is shimmering with meaning. The student-made short film, which is currently in postproduction, follows the life of an 18-year-old budding artist named Christian (Patrick Zhang) as he experiences his first panic attack amid the stress of college applications.
Late screenwriter Rod Serling's legacy to be honored with virtual screening - Daily Bruin
Decades after the premiere of “The Twilight Zone,” theshow’s writer and creator Rod Serling left behind a legacy that still resonates today.
'BFE' brings Asian American story of belonging to the virtual stage - Daily Bruin
This weekend, UCLA’s center stage will be accessible to anyone around the world. The School of Theater, Film, and Television will be streaming its departmental play, “BFE,” Saturday and Sunday.Directed by graduate student May Fei and written by Julia Cho, the play tells the story of Panny and her family’s tumultuous experiences in the isolated town of BFE, Arizona. The town has been plagued by mysterious disappearances of conventionally beautiful blonde girls who are roughly Panny’s age.
Video game preview: Spring brings sequels and new releases for players
Spring has finally arrived – and a multitude of new video games are coming along too. As flowers bloom, developers are preparing for the releases of highly anticipated sequels and brand new games alike. Keep reading for the Daily Bruin’s video game picks to look out for this spring. New Pokémon Snap (BANDAI NAMCO Studios) From dense jungles to white sandy shores, a tropical summer getaway arrives early this year in New Pokémon Snap.
Student-run tech podcast aims to make computer science more diverse, accessible
The artificial intelligence division of the Association for Computing Machinery at UCLA is staying connected to high schoolers by making sure they know that “You Belong in AI!” Launched in May by ACM AI’s Outreach Director Arjun Subramonian, the “You Belong in AI!”podcast was designed with the Title I highschools that Teach LA– a program that sends UCLA students in ACM around Los Angeles County to teach free computer science classes –traditionally serves in mind.
Outfest aims to increase accessibility to LGBTQ+ programming with streaming service
Outfest is making LGBTQ+ programming more accessible through the launch of its own streaming platform. The nonprofit entertainment organization started Outfest Now in October, which has a library of over 150 movies, shows and short films created by and featuring LGBTQ+artists.
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