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The Department of Cinema Studies & Moving Image Arts aspires to integrate the critical, historical and theoretical study of cinema, media and the visual arts, with artistic and commercial practices. Our program offers the degrees of BA and BAMA in critical film studies, and the BFA and MFA in film and video arts. Film Studies also offers an interdisciplinary MFA degree with the Department of Art and Art History.

Cinema Studies Screening facilities

The Department of Cinema Studies & Moving Image Arts screening facilities are equipped with 16mm, 35mm, and DCP projection.

The International Film Series

The International Film Series screenings are $8 for General Admission, $7 for CU Students/Seniors over 65, and FREE for CU Film Majors.

The First Person Cinema

The First Person Cinema program, started in the 1950s, is the longest running experimental film show case of its kind in the world. Each semester we bring in visiting film and video artists to present their work to the campus community and the public.

Alumni in the field: Cinema Studies Alumnus Calum Walters earns recognition at multiple festivals

Celebrating Stan Film Series

In memory of Stan Brakhage, a selection of his films is screened every Sunday, during the semester, in ATLAS 100 at 7:30 PM.

Post-Production facilities

Our post-production lab has state-of-the-art hardware and software.

Production

The Department of Cinema Studies & Moving Image Arts teaches both Digital and Analogue Cinematography.

Critical Studies

Professor Ernesto Acevedo-Muñoz teaching “The Director’s craft: Stanley Kubrick.”

Filmmaker Alums Tackle Nuclear Weapon Build Up

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Alumni In Action: Adam Sekular (update)

Alumni In Action: Ian Soroka

Alumni In Action: Calum Walters

San Francisco Museum of Modern Art Program 6 Features Prof. Jeanne Liotta

i have no clue what this is, its red and shadowy and circular

“Jeanne Liotta’s tour de force projection performance Path of Totality spins the most ecstatic of the cinematic from flickering loops and household objects to create a luminous show and tell that transmutates base matter to pure energy. Path of Totality anchors a program of discovered sights, found sounds, and meditations on the fragility of life and the inner lives of the inanimate.

Reports from the world reinforce the urgency of our actions: forced, folded, and coaxed to motion.”

― San Francisco Cinematheque

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San Francisco Museum of Modern Art Program 6 Features Prof. Jeanne Liotta