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In no particular order: Go back in time with a DeLorean (Back to the Future) Why? Because how cool would it be to literally break physics? Just don’t cause a dramatic change in history though! Have a cute spaghetti kiss … Continue reading →

(Knife Hanging From A Tree by JiHee Nam) Welcome to the arcane world of experimental animation! Dana, a Juice Media intern who studies traditional animation at Columbia College Chicago, compiled a list of wonderfully strange animations that changed what the … Continue reading →

This month we’ll be presenting a List of Films in Chinese from our intern, Rock! He says since there are too many he wants to show us, he made them as a picture:

If you are a high school student interested in filmmaking, you should sign up for JuiceMedia! Throughout the semester, students have the opportunity to create two solo film projects in whatever style or genre they choose. In the past, students … Continue reading →

This month we’ll be featuring Top 10 Movie Lists from our interns and instructors! Our third list comes from our instructor, Cait (in no particular order): The Gleaners & I Agnes Varda, 2000 Reason: This film examines life, aging, and … Continue reading →

This month we are featuring Top 10 Movie Lists from our interns and instructors! Our second list comes from our intern, Blongsha (in no particular order). Cinema Paradiso (1988)Nuovo Cinema Paradiso (original title)Giuseppe Tornatore Countries: ITA | FRALanguages: Italian | … Continue reading →

This month we’ll be featuring Top 10 Movie Lists from our interns and instructors! Our first list comes from our intern, Wyatt (in no particular order). 2001: A Space Odyssey Stanley Kubrick, 1968 Reason: highly influential on how to reinvent … Continue reading →

Happy Halloween from JuiceMedia! This year, we made 15 second horror super shorts during our JuiceMedia session (you can watch those here: https://vimeo.com/475222048). One of our students, Ryan, decided to write a scary short story instead! Content Warning: Sword Violence … Continue reading →

The students have just finished their group mini-movie challenges! They had one week (last Wednesday to this Wednesday) to make them. The theme was potato and the angle that they had to include was a wide shot. Within the groups, … Continue reading →

By Baine Avent “The Master” is a film about many things, but I think a simple elevator pitch can do just fine. The film tells the story of a man named Freddie Quell, an alcoholic World War 2 veteran who … Continue reading →