The concentration in Film Production at the Film and Digital Arts at The University of New Mexico requires the same core classes as the BFA but allows you to take more classes outside the major. So, if you have a strong interest in another artistic field—such as music, acting, photography, or electronic arts—there is enough flexibility in this concentration to pursue those passions.
This concentration, created in consultation with UNM alumni employed at the world’s most prestigious gaming and special effects studios, offers a broad range of skills that tech companies are looking for.
You will study the work of great filmmakers and examine the most significant moments in cinema history. Alfred Hitchcock, the French New Wave, film comedy, science fiction, the horror film, and German Expressionism are just a few of the fascinating topics you can explore.
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You can apply until:
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You can apply until:
International
National
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Students must apply in early spring (typically as incoming freshman) to be accepted as a pre-major student in the IFDM program. Students then work through the pre admission requirements and apply to Anderson. Students must:
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