This summer, SMU Film alumni and the Division of Film and Media Artsjoined forces to create a short film of monstrous proportions. The Meadows School for the Arts Bob Hope Lobby was overrun with zombies, a Terminator, and at least one Nosferatu.
The short will debut soon through SMU Meadows. In the meantime, feast your eyes on the teaser–shot and produced by SMU Film alums and the Division of Film & Media Arts–and keep an eye out for the full-length film.
Meadows grad Morgan Beckwith at Sochi, with the slopestyle event area in the background.
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A closing number from the Meadows Opera Theatre at the Fall 2015 Opera Free for All
In celebration of SMU’s Family Weekend, the Meadows Opera Theatre presented an electric assortment of scenes from opera and musical theatre that delve into volatile interpersonal dynamics: Battling brothers, secretive sisters, panicked parents! Scenes were presented from Fiddler on the Roof, Little Women, and Next to Normal. The show, in honor of Family Weekend, was entitled: “We are family–get up everybody and sing!”
Photographer Kim Leeson was on hand to capture the lunchtime performance at Meadows.
The award-winning Meadows Opera Theatre, under the direction of Hank Hammett, offers imaginative, diverse and cutting-edge productions of repertoire encompassing a wide range of opera, operetta, and musical theatre, providing extensive performance opportunities to vocal students at the undergraduate, graduate, performer diploma and artist diploma levels. A main focus of the multi-tiered program is intensive acting technique training, professional audition preparation, and its partnership with The Dallas Opera.
