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M.A. in Cinema/Media 4 required courses: FILM AF5700: Cinema/Media History. FILM AF5710: Pro-Seminar in Film Theory. FILM AF8900: Thesis Prep Seminar. F ILM AF9700: Graduate Thesis Research. M.A. in Emergent Media 4 required courses: FILM GU4951 : New Media Art.
About. Columbia University School of the Arts’ Lenfest Center for the Arts is a dynamic hub for cultural and civic exchange in Upper Manhattan. Featuring four flexible venues and a public plaza, this state-of-the-art facility offers unprecedented opportunities for the presentation and generation of contemporary art and ideas across disciplines.
Film and Media Studies. Columbia University has the distinction of being the first university in the United States to recognize the importance of Film Studies as an academic discipline, back when Victor Freeburg launched the Photoplay Composition class in 1915. Today, we remain committed to a pedagogy that considers the vanguard of change as ...
15 ago 2020 · Visual Arts. Columbia offers an abundant array of visual arts academic programs and resources, drawing on its exceptional faculty and its presence in New York City. The Visual Arts Master of Fine Arts Program at the School of the Arts attracts emerging artists of unusual promise from around the world. Rigorous programs in art history and art ...
A place where artists can do research, take risks, and be fearless in their thinking. Thank you for your interest in Columbia University School of the Arts. Applications for Fall 2024 are now closed. The application will reopen on October 1, 2024 for Fall of 2025 admittance. Learn more about our programs below.
The School of the Arts’ Film Programs are populated by the top students from around the world and its halls are an intersection of cutting-edge creativity, intellectual rigor and hands-on practicality. With a faculty of esteemed working professionals, the Film MFA programs are among the world's premiere training grounds for young filmmakers.
The Oscar Hammerstein II Center for Theatre Studies at Columbia University School of the Arts is collaborative, international, and interdisciplinary. It defines itself by its location in New York City. It thrives on the extensive network of Columbia alumni and faculty who work in prestigious theatres at every level, who direct and perform in ...
