Film - The Temple News

Iris Explosion hosts the Miyazaki Burlesque show at PhilaMOCA on Feb. 21. | Alexa Zizzi TTN

Burlesque gets animated

10 March 2015 Alexa Zizzi

Broad St. Burlesque presented a show inspired by Hayao Miyazaki’s animated films at PhilaMOCA.

Evan Deitzler, a film student at Temple, listens to the guest speaker in his senior film seminar in Annenberg Hall on Feb. 26. The speaker discussed film editing and color correcting via Skype. | Margo Reed TTN

The art of becoming a filmmaker

10 March 2015 Andre Dienner

A film class is helping prepare seniors for the world of movie making.

The interior of Happily Ever After Dessert Café, is decorated with cinema-inspired collectibles. | Eamon Dreisbach TTN

Film meets frozen dessert at picturesque restaurant

10 March 2015 Eamon Dreisbach

One of the younger eateries in Old City, Happily Ever After offers an array of desserts.

The Oscars 2015: A preview

17 February 2015 Avery Maehrer

An in-depth preview of the upcoming Oscars.

A lesson in the magic behind animation

03 February 2015 Avery Maehrer

The art of animation proves to be more difficult than it looks, especially in Temple’s Animation Workshop.

CineMug acts as both a coffee shop and movie rental store, with more than 1,600 titles in stock. | Jenny Kerrigan TTN

Movies and coffee, a perfect blend

27 January 2015 Patricia Madej

Alumnus Dan Creskoff opened a coffee shop and movie rental store on Jan. 12.

Steve Sansweet is the president and CEO of Rancho Obi-Wan – the largest collection of Star Wars memorabilia in the world. | COURTESY STEVE SANSWEET

Journeying to a galaxy far, far away

20 January 2015 Avery Maehrer

For young and old, Stars Wars remains the film franchise most worth celebrating.

David Maialetti, Inquirer and Philadelphia Daily News photojournalist, sits in an office of the Inquirer on Jan. 11 near images taken by past photojournalists as he explains his purpose to celebrate Philadelphia photographers at his annual Year-End Spectacular presentation. Kara Milstein | TTN

With year’s end, a new photo show

13 January 2015 Albert Hong

The Center for Public Interest Journalism is hosting its annual end-of- the-year Photo Night.

Film students tackle the 10 day challenge

16 September 2014 Paige Gross

Local high school students compete in a multi-state contest to write, shoot, edit and score a four-minute short film in 10 days.

The Awesome Fest Brings Music to Film

16 July 2014 Paige Gross

Started in 2010, Philly film festival The Awesome Fest, is bringing music to films all over the city with this year’s theme, “The Soundtrack of Awesome.”