In this story, the physically disabled “Hop-Frog,” a victim of a war, is made to work for a cruel and brutish dictator. Together with his tiny love Tripetta, Hop-Frog sets the stage for a comeuppance for the king.

CCBC student Kate Slone explores how lighting can completely transform the emotion of a film scene. From low, shadowy lighting that builds tension to bright, high-key setups that radiate joy, lighting choices are one of the most powerful storytelling tools in cinematography.

Host Jason Michael Perry sits down with Andy Janaitis, founder of PPC Pitbulls, to unpack what happens when Google search traffic falls to zero — and how businesses can survive the shift. As search engines turn into answer engines and clicks give way to conversations, Jason and Andy explore how SEO, PPC, and digital advertising are evolving in real time.

CCBC engineering major Gary Hubble takes listeners on a journey through the world’s most influential film festivals — including Cannes, Sundance, and the Toronto International Film Festival.

This week on the podcast, three stories about reconnecting with long-lost and never-known family.

One thing we know for sure is that people are passionate about it. Formstone, created here in Baltimore!

Host Jason Michael Perry sits down with Will Gee, founder and CEO of Balti Virtual, to unpack the mixed-reality moment: the sudden wave of headsets and AI-powered glasses from Meta, Apple, Samsung, and Amazon.

Host Scott dives into the ethics of documentary filmmaking — focusing on Grey Gardens (1975) by the Maysles brothers.

Host Meg Hamilton breaks down the booming world of influencer marketing. Learn what it really means to be an influencer, the key differences between micro-, macro-, and mega-influencers, and why brands are investing big in social media personalities.

In this episode, host Ross Briese dives into cultivation theory—a concept that explores how the media we consume subtly (and not so subtly) shapes how we see the world.