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Graduate student Nick Adams wrote the original screenplay &quot;A Billion Dollars,&quot; which he worked on with Chapman University producing student Xia Huang. (Alyssa Dorn/Daily Bruin staff)

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Film students explore benefits of interschool collaborations

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Los Angeles is a goldmine of prestigious film schools. Colleges located in the homeland of cinematic showbiz have distinct teaching styles. However, some students choose to collaborate with those from other schools to make movies that combine the differing educational foundations of UCLA, USC and Chapman University.

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Film students explore benefits of interschool collaborations

By Shayda Dehnow

June 4, 2017 10:07 p.m.