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The Student News Site of Van Nuys High School

The Mirror
The Student News Site of Van Nuys High School

The Mirror
Anthony Castaneda

Anthony Castaneda, Photographer

Anthony Castaneda, a senior, is a photographer for The Mirror. Castaneda likes to play video games such as Fortnite and Valorant in his free time. Castaneda wants to become a film director when he graduates and he plans on going to film school. Castaneda’s favorite sport is UFC and his favorite fighters are Dustin Poirier or Alex Pereira. Castaneda’s favorite film is “Goodwill Hunting” and he hopes to make a film one day that is as good as that one.

All content by Anthony Castaneda
Are R-rated movies really off-limits for teens?

Are R-rated movies really off-limits for teens?

Rethinking the rules of cinematic experiences
By Anthony Castaneda, Photographer
Mar 12, 2025
BACK AGAIN Alumni Isabel Rodriguez continues to help the Performing Arts department with costumes even after college.

Rodriguez brings characters to life with costume artistry

Mentorship plays a key role in her career
By Brian Batres and Anthony Castaneda
Feb 27, 2025
The allure of stage lights fuels his relentless practice

Ballet inspires Armando Pacheo’s tireless dedication at Van Nuys High School

Embracing pressure, Pacheo thrives under performance spotlight
By Anthony Castaneda, Photographer
Jan 27, 2025
Van Nuys High School alumni Isabel Rodriguez continues to work with the Performing Arts department even after college

Behind the seams: The invisible magic creating theatrical icons at Van Nuys High School

CSUN graduate Isabel Rodriguez returns to her alma mater to craft costumes and mentor the next generation of theater artists
By Brian Batres and Anthony Castaneda
Nov 1, 2024
PLAY FOR AWARENESS | The football teams made their entrance through a tunnel of cheerleaders. Later at the football game, the team wore pink socks as they played against Reseda. After winning 38-0, pink confetti rained down on the bleachers as the students celebrated the team's victory.

Playing for awareness

On Oct. 13th, the wolves celebrated the upcoming football game with a pep rally featuring performances from the band, cheer team and dance company.
By Chioma Chiawa, Anthony Castaneda, and Maya Diaz
Oct 15, 2024
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