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Lisa Barcy
Woman Without a Past
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Jesse Seay
Likes to Do Other Things
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MakeOut Club
Grad Screening @ Busker
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Media — whether film, video, or newer digital technologies — are
not simply techniques, but, more broadly, the defining elements of our culture and
society. In recognition of this, the Department of Film, Video, and New
Media was created from two previously separate departments, film and
video. For over three decades, the two departments have remained centers
of formal experimentation and critical investigation in film and video.
These distinguished histories are the foundations on which the Department
of Film, Video, and New Media was built as an interdisciplinary media
production and studies program.
The department's faculty reflect the many diverse approaches to
experimental film, video, and media making, including animation, nonfiction,
narrative, installation, interactivity, and web-based work. Internationally
distinguished artists, critics, historians, and curators regularly visit
through the department's visiting artists program.
UNDERGRADUATE Program
BFA Degree Program
FVNM's undergraduate curriculum is designed to offer students a flexible set of interdisciplinary
theory and practice seminars and disciplinary course sequences. FVNM believes that critical and theoretical
issues cannot be separated from the technical issues of media production. To that end,
it has introduced a core sequence of interdisciplinary theory and practice seminars,
Media Practices, as a forum to explore older and new combinations of moving-image
technologies within the context of critical debate and collaboration. These seminars bring
together students working in a variety of narrative forms, installation, animation,
nonfiction, new media, and other areas of independent media. At the same time, students
choose to concentrate in one or more of these production tracks: Film, Video, Installation,
New Media, Animation, and Nonfiction media. READ MORE
POST-BAC Program
Post-Baccalaureate Certificate in Studio
The Post-Baccalaureate Certificate in Studio program provides students
who have an undergraduate degree with an opportunity to expand their work
in a large professional fine arts school environment. The two-semester
program is designed to help students develop their artistic vision and
technical proficiency and produce a strong body of work for the purpose
of graduate admissions. READ MORE
GRADUATE Program
MFA Degree Program
The graduate department curriculum covers a wide range of critical and
technical issues. Working closely with the graduate adviser of their
choice, students are encouraged to create a course of study informed
by their own goals for their work as artists. Considerable weight is
given to a student's establishing a theoretical and historical
context for understanding their work, the work of other artists, and
the work of media in general. READ MORE
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