Rebecca Dymock graduated in 2019 with a double major in Film and media Studies and Media Arts. She sought many opportunities at U of SC that prepared her for her current position, Production Manager at South Carolina Educational Television and Public Radio. Profile will be posted soon.
Megan Jordan graduated in 2005 with a BA in Film and Media Studies and moved to Los Angeles to begin her career. Since then she’s worked on numerous scripted television shows and in 2018 was selected as a fellow for the Women in Film Production Lab.
Edwin Diaz received two undergraduate degrees from USC, one in Film and Media Studies and the other in Media Arts. Combining both degree programs enabled Edwin to integrate his interest in media theory and history with media production, an increasingly popular choice of current students.
After graduating from USC, James Gilmore earned an M.A. in Cinema and Media Studies from UCLA, and is currently working on a Ph.D. in Communication and Culture at Indiana University, where he also teaches classes on media and culture.
Adam Habib is going places as a young cinematographer. He recently worked as a Camera and Staging Artist on Disney•Pixar's Monster's University, which comes out on June 21, 2013, and is currently the Lead Camera and Staging Artist on the upcoming and untitled Pete Docter film at Pixar.
Laura Major, featured in 2012 as one of Indiewire's 'Movie Lovers We Love', recently took time out of her schedule to tell us a bit about her experiences as a Film and Media Studies major and her current job at USC's Moving Image Research Collections (MIRC).