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Film and Media Studies Program

Engage in multidisciplinary study and production of film and other visual mass media, examining how they serve as powerful determinants of ideology, identity, and historical consciousness.

 

Screening attendees gather in the Golden Auditorium in Little Hall
Screening attendees gather in the Golden Auditorium in Little Hall

From big screens in theaters to smaller screens on smartphones, visual mass media is both omnipresent and incredibly influential. Understanding its production, circulation, and impact on human consciousness in different historical, geographic, and cultural contexts is central to being a responsible global citizen.

Students in the Film and Media Studies Program develop the critical skills necessary to analyze visual, sonic, and narrative media through a balance of historical, theoretical, and practical study.

The program offers both a major and minor in film and media studies.

 

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Department Contacts

Chair: Monica Facchini
Administrative assistant: Kathleen Stahl
Office: Bernstein Hall
Phone: 315-228-6607

My intention as a filmmaker has always been to seek the truth, especially in circumstances that risk distorting or silencing it.

Joe Berlinger, ÌÇÐÄvlog¹ÙÍø Class of 1983, Director, Paradise Lost