What started as a comedic family spoof made just for friends and posted on YouTube, turned into the ride of a lifetime that one UCLA student never expected.

Not all movies leave the audience blown away, or even content, for that matter.

But Tuesday, the UCLA Hammer Museum’s Open Projector Night will provide a comedic and audience-centered solution to displeasure with films.

Every year the School of Theater, Film and Television rolls out the red carpet for the Festival of New Creative Work. Running from June 4-10, the festival celebrates the school’s budding student talent in various fields of the industry such as animation, screenwriting, producing and directing.

With Oscar night fast approaching, red carpets will fill with stars and fans with stars in their eyes. Only one can win the coveted award, and the competition for nominations can be solid.

Iran is a country frequently talked about, usually not by Iranians.

“Letters to Father Jacob” is a story about a pardoned ex-convict, Leila, who goes to live and work with a blind, elderly priest, Father Jacob, who helps people through letters sent to him.

If you walked past Ackerman Grand Ballroom Thursday night, you would hear the “oohs” and “aahhs” amid the laughs and shouts of congratulations, as it was the night of Campus MovieFest’s red carpet finale.

Attracting both moviemakers and movie lovers alike, Campus MovieFest held the red carpet finale in Ackerman Grand Ballroom on Thursday.

Brian Tan, a fourth year political science student, did not eat or sleep for three days last summer. He was too busy shooting and editing the short film “Gig.”

It’s not every day a tribute is held in your honor.