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The all-female cast presents a story full of girlhood, horror, humor and cultural identity through a coming-of-age production held at SDSU

Playwright/storyteller Mabelle Reynoso, who’s also a lecturer at San Diego State University’s School of Theatre, Television, and Filmbegins 2026 with her “When She Became the Moon,” opening Friday on SDSU’s Prebys Stage in the university’s Performing Arts District.

Through persistence and preparation, the SDSU fourth-year secured a competitive NBCUniversal internship focused on advancing underrepresented voices in television

Television, Film, and New Media student filmmakers showcased creativity, collaboration, and technical skill through personal narratives and community-centered documentaries.

Undergrad and graduate programs are mentoring this region's next generation of actors, directors and designers

The original, student-made musical brings demons, music and holiday chaos to the stage

WME partner Paul Haas returns to campus to share insights from his career in global talent representation. He will offer students advice on ambition, networking, and a perspective on the entertainment industry.

Featuring the SDSU Jazz Ensemble, this concert staging of "Merrily We Roll Along" will take audiences on a reflective journey backward through two decades of dreams and choices.

The documentary on queer identity and self-expression airs nationally on PBS Oct. 22

​A report by Martha Lauzen, executive director of the Center for the Study of Women in Television and Film found that once actors hit 40, men were far more likely to get roles than women.

Johamy Morales (‘06) has been named the Artistic Director at Seattle Children’s Theatre, one of the nation’s most prestigious theatres for young audiences

With a fine arts background and an interest in storytelling through space, Jubilate brings over a decade of professional experience to her position.

From​ ​working on Broadway to​ ​directing SDSU’s production of "Rent," ​alumna Courtney Corey ('23)​ shares how the lessons she learned as a student continue to influence her career today.

San Diego International Fringe Festival adds film to its lineup with the debut of the SDSU Emerging Filmmakers Showcase, spotlighting student talent and expanding to a new campus venue.

The iconic Shakespearean tragedy Hamlet is known for its tortured main character. SDSU Theater challenges the role with eight female led versions of the doomed prince

Paul Peterson Lecturer-Sound Design & Technology was recently featured in a Point-Source Audio article talking about how their donation of microphones aided the SDSU production of "In A Sunshine State".

Several buzzy films have explored relationships between women and younger men. Martha Lauzen, founder of SDSU’s Center for the Study of Women in Television and Film, shares her insights with NBC's Saba Hamedy on why this trend is gaining traction.

Women accounted for just 16% of directors working on the 250 highest-grossing domestic releases, according to new research from the Center for the Study of Women in Television and Film at San Diego State University.

The Broadway performer, director, and visiting artist brings this sardonic and comic musical to life on the Prebys Stage

Isabel Adamos has been selected as the Outstanding Graduate for the School of Theatre, Television, and Film, in the Television, Film, and New Media program.