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The Chimes

“Waiting for the Host” is a must-see

“Waiting for the Host” is a must-see
Theatre 21 gave hilarity and fondness to audiences in its newest production.
Kate Bomar, Photographer March 12, 2022

Theatre 21 introduced “Waiting for the Host,” which was performed in Mayers Auditorium. Seven cast members illustrated the reality of Zoom, a familiar memory. ACT 1 What started out as a simple show turned into a humorous, thought-provoking narrative. Six cast members join a Zoom meeting in Spring...

Student filmmakers overcome technical difficulties

Student filmmakers overcome technical difficulties
All three films faced significant challenges in pre-production, challenges that deepened the meaning.
Emily Coffey, Managing Editor November 23, 2021

On Saturday, Biola students and parents packed Mayer’s auditorium for the showcase of three student films: “Ridley” by senior cinema and media arts major Justin Lord, “Never Felt Better” by senior cinema and media arts major Griffin Douglass and “Amelia the Twin” by junior cinema and media...

‘Under Refurbishment’ film project features Biola artists

‘Under Refurbishment’ film project features Biola artists
Throughout their fundraising and promotion campaign, cinema and media arts students promote freedom of creativity in student features.
Amanda Frese, Managing Editor November 6, 2021

As students gathered for a backyard concert dressed as Star Wars characters and cowgirls on Halloween, senior cinema and media arts majors Holly Chang and Griffin Douglass greeted students at the entrance, thanking them for being “a part of their story.”  For their senior thesis project, Chang...

Hands-on majors adjust to an online semester

Professor John Schmidt going live from Studio A. Photo Courtesy of Joshua Kozycz.
CMA, chemistry and art majors continue adjusting to remote learning at the start of fall semester.
Bethsabe Camacho, Deputy News Editor September 9, 2020

Before the fall semester began, faculty and staff anticipated to teach students through hybrid classes. Biola had designed a system that would allow a limited number of students to be present in class, while others watched via Zoom. When President Barry Corey announced that Biola’s campus would be...