» Dodge College Career Center Provides Industry Leading Resources & Support
The Dodge College Career Center is determined to bring more opportunities to students pursuing the entertainment and media industries. The team is dedicated to help students throughout their time at Chapman and after they have graduated. Under the guidance of Dean Stephen Galloway and Professor Joe Rosenberg, the Dodge College Career Center will be a leading institution in career support. Dodge College also partners with Chapman’s Office of Career and Professional Development for many professional development programming.
Career resources available through Dodge College and Chapman include:
• Resume Building
• Internship Support
• Career Training
• Special Workshops
Students have the added benefit of our faculty’s extensive network of industry contacts compiled from years of experience in the business, many of which are Chapman graduates themselves. In turn, those graduates give back by providing encouragement, guidance and advice that assists students in their professional and creative development.
Internship Support
Dodge College students intern with all the major studios, cable networks, literary and talent agencies, production companies, digital content producers and post production companies. Top internship companies include:
- A24
- Aggregate Films
- Blumhouse Productions
- Creative Artists Agency
- HBO Max
- Sony Pictures Entertainment
- United Talent Agency
- WME
Meet with our Career Advisor to discuss unique internship opportunities available to Chapman/Dodge students. Industry professionals and Chapman alumni consistently have internship opportunities that they prefer to have filled by qualified Chapman students. Dodge builds these relationships to help secure more opportunities for students.
Professional Development Workshops
Partnerships with industry professionals like Ryan Huffman '12, Barbara Doyle, Donna Roth, Russell Boast, Phil Alberstat, and more allow us to host professional workshops supporting students throughout all areas of the Film, TV, and Media industries. Staff and faculty with extensive experience in the industry and higher education bring their expertise to supplement regular curriculum.
The workshops will help students learn more about entering the industry by teaching how to create application materials, what it takes to be a great assistant, how to pitch your story, financing your own independent film, among many others.
Career Center Contact Information
Marion Knotts Studios Room 165



