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Lights! Camera! Action! Data!

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Lights! Camera! Action! Data!

January 25, 2016 | By Nicholas Ducassi

Technology—in the form of big data—has crept into the creative process of what is available to watch on our televisions and computers. Two directors of Carnegie Mellon University’s Initiative for Digital Entertainment Analytics have chronicled this emerging trend and how it has initiated a power shift in the entertainment industry.

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Artistic Achievement

Given the many success stories of Carnegie Mellon alumni, receiving the university’s Alumni Achievement Award is no small feat. Renée Stout has done it the “tough” way.

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Donut Dash

Jeffrey Mich surveys the Morewood parking lot on the Carnegie Mellon campus.

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Beauty Slap

Jake Berntsen stands in front of the small, unimpressive building where he and his band, Beauty Slap, are scheduled to play tonight.

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Deliverables

Three CMU seniors gather in a design studio.

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First Word

It has been 11 years since the Carnegie Mellon community received the April 2004 inaugural issue of Carnegie Mellon Today, which replaced its predecessor, Carnegie Mellon Magazine.

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Pitch Perfect

December 27, 2014

When he walks onstage, David Buzzell (CMU’17) has just one thought.

More Than a Pretty Face

Arts & Culture + Entertainment

More Than a Pretty Face

December 26, 2014

All he has to do is bat his baby-blue eyes, flash a smile, or turn on the charm and the girls swoon. But Carnegie Mellon alumnus Ian Harding, a very popular television actor, takes his career, and his causes, seriously. The results are inspiring—and that’s no pretty little lie.

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