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Film and Media is a major and minor at F&M. Our program artfully combines scholarly work with creative practice, empowering you to gain a broad historical and theoretical understanding of motion pictures while developing skills in creating your own projects. You鈥檒l study motion picture history, writing for the screen, storytelling and its varying styles, motion picture production, and how films act as social commentary in their particular historical and political contexts. You鈥檒l use that knowledge and experience to do original scholarly work and make films of your own. 

By the time you graduate, you will have:

• Become familiar with a range of global film movements, genres, histories, and styles
• Developed skills in media analysis, historical research, and theoretical application
• Practiced and improved skills in the effective communication of ideas, arguments, and stories 鈥� in writing, orally, and especially visually, using moving image media
• Made creative works in a range of modes and media 鈥� from storytelling with digital video to experimental forms on film
• Developed a creative practice that understands and activates concepts and techniques from the realms of fiction, nonfiction, and alternative media

Eager to explore film and media courses? Take a look at our course catalog to see the exciting classes you can expect to find at F&M.

Research Opportunities and Independent Studies

Do you want to write and produce a short film? Or maybe you want to explore how moving images function? You鈥檒l find extraordinary opportunities to engage in independent or faculty-led research. Film and media students also have the opportunity t o apply for the Nolt Film Award, a grant that offers $1,000 to support a student project. The award can help fund the production of your short film or video, the fee to submit your creative work to a festival, or your travel funds to attend a film event. 
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Fall Film Showcase

Each September, Film and Media curates a program of exceptional films created in film classes from the previous year. 

Senior Film Showcase

Your senior year, you鈥檒l have the opportunity to see your work come to life on screen. As part of the Senior Film Showcase, you will create a short film and present your work to the campus community in the cinema of our recently constructed visual arts center. 

Off-Campus Study and Film Festival Trips

You鈥檙e encouraged to take advantage of F&M鈥檚 rich international study program, which will broaden your horizons, expose you to new cultures, and feed your creativity. Film and media students have studied abroad in Copenhagen, Stockholm, and at the Film and TV School of the Academy of Performing Arts (FAMU) in Prague, Czech Republic. 

For shorter extracurricular experiences, we regularly provide students with opportunities to attend film festivals and screenings off campus. We also bring filmmakers to campus and organize special film screenings and series, including the .
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F&M Films Club

Meet and connect with others who love movies as much as you. F&M Films is an organization on campus just for aspiring filmmakers and cinephiles. F&M Films has hosted filmmaking workshops, film screenings, and field trips to Zoetropolis, a Lancaster venue and community for those who love independent films.

 

Winter Visual Arts Center

The Susan and Benjamin Winter Visual Arts Center (WVAC) provides a magnificent environment for the making and study of visual arts. The WVAC is the home of the art, art history and film departments, as well as several art studios, a digital lab, an art gallery, a cinema, and more. This building is unlike any other on campus. It earned The Architect鈥檚 Newspaper 2020 Best of Design Award in the institutional / higher education category. 

Film & Media Studies Digital Lab

Learn about video editing, sound recording, how to process photos in a dark room, and more in the Jonathan E. Babkow 鈥�88 & Maia Rubin Film & Media Studies Digital Lab, located in the WVAC.

The Weis-Laiks Cinema

The Colleen Ross Weis 鈥�85 and Martin Laiks Cinema is a state-of-the-art cinema spanning two stories in the WVAC. Seating 70, the cinema is a space perfect for film classes, film festivals, and other special events.

Film Equipment

When studying film and media, you鈥檒l have access to professional production equipment, including Sony, Canon, and Black Magic video cameras; a collaborative video editing lab; a sound studio; an advanced video editing studio; and 16mm film production workflow, including an optical printer, Steenbeck film editor, film processing lab, and film-to-digital scanner.

What happens after you graduate with a degree in film & media studies? Our graduates are immediately prepared to pursue advanced degrees or begin their chosen careers.

Graduate School

Many film and media majors go on to study in graduate programs in the U.S. and abroad. Graduates have pursued advanced degrees in cinema and media studies, film production, and more. They鈥檝e attended institutions such as: 

• California Institute of the Arts (CalArts)
• Chapman University
• Columbia University
• New York University
• Stanford University
• Stony Brook University
• Temple University
• University of Chicago
• University of Colorado Boulder

Career Paths

Film and media studies graduates often go directly to work in the film industry. Others apply the technical and production skills they learned at F&M to work in fields like television production, video marketing, communications, digital marketing, social media, academia, and more. They hold titles such as: 

• Writer
• Producer
• Video Editor
• Director
• Videographer
• Cinematographer
• Lighting Technician
• Production Designer
• Art Director 
• Sound Recordist 
• Sound Editor
• Foley Artist 
• Production Assistant 
• Media Coordinator
• Project Manager
• Programming Coordinator
• Artist Relations Coordinator
• Marketing and Advertising Coordinator
• Account Executive