The Film and Media major is devoted to the interdisciplinary study of film, television and new media. Courses focus on the histories and theories of cinematic, electronic and digital media in addition to providing the opportunity for practical experience in film/media production.
B.I.S. in Interdisciplinary Studies
The School of Film, Media, & Theater offers a professionalized dual degree program for BA Film students aspiring for advanced honors-level and MA thesis production.
The Masters in Film, Video, and Digital Imaging has two tracks: Production and Critical Studies. The Production track provide students with hands-on experience in the production of moving-image works and emphasize the aesthetic and narrative dimensions of moving image works. The Critical Studies track examines problems in the theory and history of moving images.
The doctoral concentration in Moving Image Studies is specifically designed to provide students with the conceptual and methodological tools to study the complex and vastly expanded moving image environment of the 21st century, where the boundaries separating cinema, television, and new media are breaking down.
The School of Film, Media, & Theater in the College of The Arts offers a professionalized dual degree program for BA Film students aspiring for advanced honors-level and MA thesis production.
The School of Film, Media, & Theatre offers minors in Film & Video and Theater. Students who wish to minor in Film & Video must take 15-18 hours in the specific area, including at least nine semester hours at the 3000 level or above.