The student media organization of California State University Northridge

Daily Sundial

The student media organization of California State University Northridge

Daily Sundial

The student media organization of California State University Northridge

Daily Sundial

Jose Hernandez and friend Andrew Quezada walk down Clearly Walk on campus. Photo credit: Edith Monreal

CSUN student overcomes physical challenges to achieve his goals

Edith Monreal November 24, 2015
CTVA student talks about his daily existence in a wheelchair
Sound editor Michael OConnor checks equipment.

Sound editor alumnus donates work to CTVA department

Edemy Rodriguez November 16, 2015
Graduate makes audio recordings at CSUN and donates to students for use
Riley Unverferth (left) and Robert Lynn (right) take advantage of their studio session near the CSUN campus in Northridge, Calif. on Monday, Aug. 17, 2015. Lynn is 23-year-old senior pursuing his passion while finishing up the CTVA program. Photo credit: Yocasta Arias

Robbie Lynn, On the Verge to Success

Eliset Zapien August 22, 2015
If you think waiting to start your own professional studio and or even your career when you wait until after graduation, think again.
CSUN On Point: February 24th, 2015

CSUN On Point: February 24th, 2015

Kyle Ghafouri February 27, 2015

On Point reports on diversity in Hollywood, with CTVA Professor Dianah Wynter and Africana Studies Professor Sheba Lo.

Voting for a new faculty contract

Gabriela Rodriguez November 6, 2014

A mother in Oregon is charged with the murder of her autistic son, and House Speaker John Boehner says he'll use the GOP majority in Congress to dismantle the Affordable Care Act. Matador News reporter...

Photo Courtesy of Karen Carpenter

Short film provides students with experience

Kyle Hufnagel October 1, 2014

Students who are approaching graduation will inevitably find professional experience, whether it’s paid or not, is absolutely essential to reaching their career aspirations. You have to check off...

Illustration by Maricruz Meza/ Visual Editor

Film students know how to impress: Reasons why Hollywood Reporter didn’t forget them

Silvia Gutierrez September 2, 2014

>>>CORRECTION: The story incorrectly stated that the department has the opportunity to employ lectures and part-time instructors such as television star Bill Cosby.  Bill Cosby has never...

Cinema and Television Arts professor, Nate Thomas, recently won a regional Emmy Award for his Public Service Announcement campaign, which he produced and directed for the FBI. File Photo/The Sundial

Regional Emmy claimed by CSUN Professor

Kyle Hufnagel August 26, 2014

  A Local Emmy Award has been awarded to CSUN Film Professor Nate Thomas for his recent Public Service Announcement campaign in conjunction with the FBI and the U.S. Department of Justice on...

CTVA Senior Film Showcase to spotlight student productions

CTVA Senior Film Showcase to spotlight student productions

James Waters May 6, 2014

The curtains will unfold on a talented bill of CSUN film majors Wednesday, May 7th at the Senior Film Showcase. Beginning at 7:30 p.m. and free to the public, student film screenings will be held...

Students glean wisdom from CBS daytime TV vice president

Students glean wisdom from CBS daytime TV vice president

Clarissa Corona November 15, 2013

The Gender and Women’s Studies Department welcomed the Senior Vice President of CBS Daytime Entertainment to Nordoff Hall Thursday. Angelica McDaniel’s oversees CBS’ top-rated daytime lineup,...

“Let Them Eat Cake” documents worldwide food disparity

“Let Them Eat Cake” documents worldwide food disparity

Vera Castaneda October 15, 2013

CSUN students, alumni, faculty and staff watched a Mexican baker recall seeing a mother comfort her wailing infant by feeding it Coca-Cola in a baby bottle on the screen of the Elaine and Alan Armer Theater....

Hollywood Foreign Press Association awards CSUN $50,000

Hollywood Foreign Press Association awards CSUN $50,000

Anthony Carpio August 28, 2011

The Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA) awarded CSUN’s 2011-12 senior film project students with a $50,000 grant for the 16th consecutive year. “It’s a huge help,” said Jaclyn Moore,...

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