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1. cinema.sfsu.eduSchool of Cinema | College of Liberal & Creative Arts

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   Feb 1, 2024 · Founded amid the political activism and artistic experimentation of the 1960s, the School of Cinema continues to celebrate cinematic expressions that challenge social and artistic norms. Our mission is to encourage students to engage in scholarship and to pursue all forms of cinema production.

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     Location 1600 Holloway Ave. Fine Arts Building, Room 245 San...

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2. bulletin.sfsu.edu › liberal-creative-arts › cinemaCinema < San Francisco State University

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   School of Cinema facilities include a 150-seat screening theatre, a 2500 square foot shooting stage, editing and post-production areas for both sprocket and digital media, sound recording and mixing studios with digital editing workstations, including a Foley stage.

3. cinema.sfsu.edu › index › about-usAbout | School of Cinema - San Francisco State University

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   Our mission is to encourage students to engage in scholarship and to pursue all forms of cinema production. The School of Cinema is committed to providing students with a broad liberal arts education focused on three intertwined values.

4. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › School_of_Cinema_at_SanSchool of Cinema at San Francisco State University - Wikipedia

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   The School of Cinema is an academic unit in the College of Liberal & Creative Arts at San Francisco State University, a public research university in San Francisco. It has Bachelor of Arts, a Master of Arts, and Master of Fine Arts in cinema programs.

5. cinema.sfsu.edu › programsPrograms | School of Cinema - San Francisco State University

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   Telephone: (415) 338-1629.

6. cinema.sfsu.edu › bachelor-artsBachelor of Arts in Cinema - San Francisco State University

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   The School of Cinema provides its undergraduate majors with a broad liberal arts education focused on three core values: creative expression, critical thinking, and social engagement. Students interested in the major are welcome to visit the School and meet with faculty and students. Learning Outcomes.

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   What does the School of cinema do?

   • Our mission is to encourage students to engage in scholarship and to pursue all forms of cinema production. The School of Cinema is committed to providing students with a broad liberal arts education focused on three intertwined values. Our faculty places a high premium on fostering the creative voice of the individual student.

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   What facilities does the School of cinema have?

   • School of Cinema facilities include a 150-seat screening theatre, a 2500 square foot shooting stage, editing and post-production areas for both sprocket and digital media, sound recording and mixing studios with digital editing workstations, including a Foley stage.

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   Where can I meet students interested in a major in cinema?

   • Students interested in the major are welcome to visit the School and meet with faculty and students. The B.A. in Cinema’s learning objectives strives to enable students to:

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   Does SFSU have a cinema 204 waiver?

   • Students should consult with a Cinema advisor about relevant transfer courses that do not formally articulate at SFSU. Transfer students who articulate CINE 202 automatically fulfill the CINE 204 requirement. See a Cinema advisor to submit a waiver request. Note: Students still must complete 45 units minimum in the major even if CINE 204 is waived.

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   What is a Master of Arts in cinema studies?

   • The Master of Arts in Cinema Studies offers students the opportunity to pursue graduate research in cinema and media scholarship. We consider “cinema” to refer to all moving image media, from early films to emerging digital media forms.

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   What is the Cinema Department?

   • The Cinema Department was founded during the political activism and artistic experimentation of the 1960s. In 2014, the department became the School of Cinema. Today, in an era of new technologies and new opportunities, the School continues to encourage and celebrate cinematic expressions that challenge social and artistic norms.

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8. bulletin.sfsu.edu › cinema › cinemaCinema - San Francisco State University

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   Students in the Bachelor of Arts in Cinema program complete introductory courses in cinema history, theory, and production. They proceed to advanced classes across the field of cinema, including media and culture, animation, experimental film, documentary filmmaking, fiction filmmaking, and screenwriting.