490/650/680 L&G PACKAGE At this level, the only restrictions on reservations are the total number of lights and total number of items (185 items). Students are only allowed to reserve a maximum of eight (8) lights*†. However, we do reserve
ShotDeck – Discount Code
ShotDeck is the largest collection of fully searchable high-definition movie images in the world. It is a wonderful resource for students to use when creating look books/storyboards and when curating visual references for their film in pre-production. ShotDeck offers LMU students
Backdrops
JC Backings is nice enough to loan students FREE backdrops. Students can borrow up to three backdrops per week. Students will need to provide school insurance and student certification in order to borrow the backdrops and will need to pick the
Casting Notification for LMU Theater Students
Spring 2023 SFTV and CFA are collaborating again on another resource for SFTV filmmakers and CFA Theater Students. SFTV students can submit a Casting Notice that includes available roles and, if offering, dates for any upcoming online auditions. The Casting
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SPRING 2026 GUIDELINES COMING SOON
Time Code and the Alexa Mini
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AVID S6 Resources
Avid S6 Operating and Troubleshooting Notes Intro To The Avid S6
Mazevo
ON CAMPUS PERMITS Mazevo is LMU’s new online system that SFTV will use for on campus film permitting. You will select the SFTV Student Filming workflow. Please note that at this time, students cannot request a permit to hold auditions on
WPTV Contact
Beth Serlin, Chair of Screenwriting Office email: beth.serlin@lmu.edu If you are a graduate student, please respond directly to the Graduate Director of Screenwriting, who will arrange a meeting to discuss your concerns. Michael Daley, Graduate Director of Writing and Producing
Production Info for WPTV
PRODUCTION INFO FOR WPTV During their first year, WPTV students produce a variety of short films in a collaborative environment. Under traditional circumstances, WPTV students use SFTV provided camera, sound, and lighting and grip equipment to produce multiple short films
