Course Overview

The Film and Media Studies program at Indiana University Bloomington offers a comprehensive exploration of film, television, and digital media through critical analysis, historical context, and creative production. Housed within the Media School, the program aims to develop students' understanding of media's cultural, social, and political impact while providing hands-on opportunities to engage with filmmaking and media production.

Unique Features

Students benefit from a blend of theoretical and practical learning, with access to state-of-the-art production facilities and opportunities to work on real-world media projects. The program emphasizes interdisciplinary approaches, allowing students to explore connections between media, technology, and society.

Career Prospects

Graduates are prepared for diverse roles in the media and entertainment industries, including film production, journalism, advertising, and digital content creation. The curriculum also equips students with critical thinking and communication skills applicable to broader fields.

Key Faculty and Staff

While specific faculty names are subject to change, the Media School is staffed by accomplished scholars and industry professionals with expertise in film history, media theory, and production techniques.

Facilities and Partnerships

The program offers access to advanced editing suites, screening rooms, and production equipment through the Media School. Additionally, partnerships with local and national media organizations provide internship and networking opportunities for students.