The influence of “fake news” on the 2016 U.S. presidential election received no shortage of media coverage. But what do we really know about those who created the digital propaganda that clogged our feeds? Who are they? What motivated them? What are their stories? You’ve never seen fake news like this.
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Generation Z has issues they care about when voting. In the lead-up to the 2024 election, join us as we break down the most debated topics for young voters.
When it comes to being your authentic self on social media, how authentic can you truly be? "How to Be Seen" seeks to answer that question. It follows three Gen Z content creators through the peaks and valleys of putting yourself out there online, leading you to question: what does it mean to live your life on social media?
The world of college athletics is evolving — and the people involved in it are being swept along with the fast-changing tides. But what happens when those changes spark debate, and even protest, among those affected? In three parts, "Game Changer" explores these shifts, and discovers why college sports will never be the same.
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The Los Angeles Loyolan and ROAR Studios proudly present “Generations of Activism” -- a three-part documentary series on student activism and social justice at Loyola Marymount University as experienced by three generations: Baby Boomers, Generation X and Millennials.
The Los Angeles Rams are coming to Inglewood, and the city is in for a big change. This original documentary features members of the community as they examine whether their city will change for better or for worse. One question still stands: how can a team change a city? ROAR Studios finds out in this original documentary.
