Film

Today, we live in a world where surrounded by electronic media in the form of images, sounds and visual. Those visual, sights and sounds are so overwhelmingly influential, and often times are very enjoyable that makes pause to step up, to engage, and to interact with them. The department of Film provides students with the opportunity to explore the appeal and operation of these social, historic, institutional, and textual to the movements that connect the inter-relationships of visual media and sound as art form.

The course work and program in Film and Media Studies trains students to read and understand the audio-visual languages of modern media and new technologies and to analyze images from artistic , socioeconomic, political, aesthetic, and historical perspectives. Learning these critical viewing skills involves learning new ways of seeing.
The Film and Media Studies curriculum is systematic and comprehensive in our program.
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The Department of Film familiarizes students with the history, theory, and art of cinema, broadcast media and digital media.  Courses focus on a range of topics, and courses offer students hands-on experience in video production and screenwriting. The program provides with a thorough understanding of the modern media's roles in contemporary society. The Department regularly invites scholars, digital artists, directors, producers, and screenwriters to campus to share their work and perspectives with students.