Senior Spotlight: Cassia Sherrill
Cassia Sherrill is a 23-year-old North Carolinian, ready to graduate with a B.A. in Cinema-Television. After a gap year trying
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Movie Review: Unplanned
Unplanned, produced by PureFlix, is based on the true story of Abby Johnson, a former Planned Parenthood clinic worker whose
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Post-Oscars: What We Learned
“I may not have been the obvious choice, but I guess it worked out.” Rami Malek’s speech acceptance speech seemed
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Best Valentine Movies to Watch with Your Gal Pals
Looking for a good movie to watch with your group of gals for Valentine’s Day? Then you’ve come to the
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Mary Poppins Returns (and Hollywood’s Never-Ending Return to the IP Well)
It’s December 21st. The smell of salty, buttery popcorn fills the air alongside the echoes of various moviegoers shuffling in
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The Harmonica Man: An Endowed Film Experience
Typically, most students spend Fall Break going home, seeing family, or hanging back with friends. For a film major, our
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CTVU Outreach: A Guide to Being the Best Film Major
So… you want to make the most out of your film degree, huh? Well buddy, you’ve come to the right
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[REVIEW] “Bad Times at the El Royale”
Bad Times at the El Royale stars Cynthia Erivo, Jeff Bridges, Dakota Johnson, Jon Hamm, Cailee Spaeny, Lewis Pullman, and
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Dear Freshmen: Advice for a new CTV major
Cinema-Television (CTV) senior Cassia Sherrill shares her best memories of being a CTV student and offers advice to current freshmen
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Flick Facts: Christmas Films
Christmas movies are no different than the non-holiday features that inspire and motivate people daily. Christmas season; my favorite time
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Genres of a New Generation
In a vastly changing industry, always believe in your vision for art and creativity. During my first semester at Regent, I
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‘A Dog’s Purpose’: No dramatic bite
Does “A Dog’s Purpose” hit audiences with the same emotional punch of similar animal-based narrative, or leave audiences unsatisfied with
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They build fences, don’t they: A film review of “Fences” (2016)
How does a movie weighed heavily by tension, and built with superb characters and acting, convey a powerful message that resonates with
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48/48: Hour by Hour
Starting tonight at 7PM I’ll be giving a behind the scenes play-by-play on Regent’s 48/48 film competition. Stay tuned this weekend!
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The Great American Cooking Story: The Role of Gentrification and Food
Gentrification, the process of urban renewal of lower-class neighborhoods, has been occurring all across the United States in different cities
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