FAMS emphasizes connections among cinema, visual media, electronic arts, social technologies, and cultural contexts. Since we live in an increasingly media-driven world, it is essential that students be able to analyze diverse visual and textual forms while honing their skills as effective communicators across an array of media platforms.
FAMS Program (2011) 
McKelvy: The Film 
Monuments 
Second to None 
Justice 
The Hunt 
Program
The program builds depth and focus into their specific course of study. Students select elective courses that best suit their interests, For example choosing to focus on global issues in FAMS, cinema history, or new media.
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Courses
The program integrates critical study with hands-on practice in media making. FAMS is interdisciplinary in nature, and encourages strong working relationships with the local community, and with wider media production communities beyond.
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