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On November 14, 2017, Greg Ruzzin, Associate Professor of Production at LMU’s School of Film and Television, spoke about his recent work, The Magic Chair Pro...
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Gregory Ruzzin is a Los Angeles-based filmmaker and educator who believes that telling stories (and listening carefully to them) is how we learn about ourselves,…
Gregory Ruzzin. Editor: Shadow Glories. Gregory Ruzzin was born on 15 September 1964 in Detroit, Michigan, USA. He is a director and producer, known for Shadow Glories (2001), St. Declan's and THE MAGIC CHAIR (2024) and Blue Skies Are a Lie (1996).
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In LOST CHILD? filmmaker Gregory Ruzzin invites you along on a lighthearted journey as he uses his camera to bridge an ever-widening gap between himself and his sister Alyssa, whom he sees only at obligatory family Christmases.
Fellow: Awarded 2022. Field of Study: Film - Video. Competition: US & Canada. Gregory Ruzzin is a Los Angeles-based filmmaker and educator who believes that telling stories (and listening carefully to them) is how we learn about ourselves, about other people, and about the world around us.
