Cinematic arts students tee off production of feature film on Georgia golf course
Since mid-March, 48 juniors in Liberty University’s Cinematic Arts, Zaki Gordon Center have been working on the set of their latest feature film project, “The Mulligan,” in Toccoa, Ga. The film tells the story of a father with a passion…
Kerri Kupec, former Justice Department public affairs director and AG counsel, lends advice to communication students
Kerri Kupec (’11), an alumna of Liberty University’s School of Law, returned to campus to speak with Department of Strategic and Personal Communication (SAPC) students Friday morning, recounting her experiences in crisis communications and handling the 24-hour news cycle in…
2021-22 Theatre Arts season sets the stage with classic musicals, captivating dramas
Following an unprecedented 2020-21 season in which it performed eight wide-ranging shows in front of limited audiences due to COVID-19 health and safety protocols, Liberty University’s Theatre Arts Department has announced its next lineup, bringing familiar classics and lesser-known gems…
Theatre students perform dramas and serve the people of Atlanta on LU Send trip
Students from Liberty University’s Department of Theatre Arts used their skills as performers and storytellers to share the Gospel with the people of Atlanta on March 12-21 as part of a trip through LU Send. The team of 14 theatre…
‘The Encounter’ radio drama and student’s audio story earn honors from Broadcast Education Association
Faculty members and students from Liberty University’s School of Communication & the Arts (SCA) were recognized by the Broadcast Education Association (BEA) this month for their work on the radio drama series “The Encounter.” An SCA student was also recognized for…
On-campus radio station celebrates grand opening of new Green Hall location
Liberty University’s Christian music radio station 90.9 The Light (WQLU), located on campus and staffed by students, officially marked their move to a new home in Marie F. Green Hall with a small ribbon-cutting ceremony on Thursday afternoon and celebrated…
Theatre students perform original play telling ‘unpenned’ story of female slaves who served as Civil War spies
With the third installment of the Writing Project, a program through Liberty University’s Department of Theatre Arts where students write original plays based on Virginia history, students have begun telling a true story from the Civil War time period that…
Award-winning film ‘God’s Compass’ to receive special two-day theatrical release
Nearly five years after its premiere through television in 2016, “God’s Compass,” the third feature film produced in cooperation with Liberty University’s Cinematic Arts, Zaki Gordon Center, will be released to over 300 movie theaters nationwide on Feb. 25 and…
Expanded summer camps for teens will feature master classes in theatre, art, film, and dance
Liberty University’s School of Communication and the Arts (SCA) is inviting high school and middle school students to campus this summer to artistically engage with professors and current students as part of their expanded “Uncut Series” camps highlighted by unique…
Theatre Arts graduate receives Kennedy Center recognition for original play about the secret code girls of World War II
Using the medium of live theatre to tell a little-known story from World War II, recent Department of Theatre Arts graduate Victoria Zisi (’20) wrote a play about undercover code-breakers that was recently selected by the Kennedy Center American College…