ROAR Studios, Loyola Marymount University’s student-run production house, gained national recognition from the College Media Association this past October, with student films winning awards in Best Entertainment Program and the 2018 Film Festival Award. The original comedic short “Coming Out,” written, directed and produced by ROAR’s Aoife Tejada 20’, won CMA’s Pinnacle Award for Best Entertainment Program, while the international film “The Veles Conundrum,” jointly produced with Patrick Reilly ’19 by ROAR and the Los Angeles Loyolan, was awarded the 2018 Film Festival award for long documentary.
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ROAR Network Receives Student Production Honors
Loyola Marymount University’s ROAR Network has been honored by the Association of Higher Education Campus Television Administrators as part of its 2015 Student Production Awards. Three videos produced by ROAR Network students … Read more
10 for 15: Alisa Adams
ROAR Network is Loyola Marymount University’s student-run television network, and not many students have been more involved or more effected by the experience than Alisa Adams.
ROAR Network: Convo Cabana with President Burcham
Watch the series finale of Convo Cabana as host Olivia Duncan interviews Loyola Marymount University President David W. Burcham. He talks about his favorite food in the Lair, his Wikipedia page, what … Read more
WATCH: Eboo Patel’s First Amendment Week Keynote Address
Dr. Eboo Patel, founder of the Interfaith Youth Core, gave his First Amendment Week keynote address to a full house of students at St. Robert’s Auditorium. Watch the ROAR Network video … Read more
WATCH: Behind the Scoreboard with Volleyball’s Caitlin DeWitt
Caitlin DeWitt is a senior in her fourth and final year on LMU’s women’s volleyball team. In this premier episode of “Behind the Scoreboard” from Roar Network, she discusses the … Read more