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Congratulations to all of our 2020 Film & Electronic Arts graduates!

Assistant Professor of Creative Nonfiction, Helen Hood Scheer shares insight in this article featuring CSU women filmmakers.

Associate Professor of Cinematography, David Waldman finds creative alternatives during online instruction.  

Three students from the Department of Film & Electronic Arts' (FEA) creative nonfiction track worked as interns on three different documentary feature films that will premiere at the Sundance Film Festival!   The Sundance Film Festival Press Release is 

At the 29th annual CSU Media Arts Festival, Film & Electronic Arts (FEA) students won awards in a number of different catagories.

The Hollywood Foreign Press Association announced the following donations to the 91ÌÒÉ« Film and Electronic Arts Department (FEA) for 2018-19: $60,000 for student scholarships $5,000 for the HFPA Scholarship Endowment FEA faculty, staff, and students gratefully acknowledge the HFPA's continued philanthropic support!

David Waldman, associate professor of Film and Electronic Arts and professional cinematographer, has filmed more than 2,000 TED Talks.

Film & Electronic Arts (FEA) major Nicole Ilagan has been named the outstanding graduate of the College of the Arts for 2017-18.

Focusing on affordability and return on investment, College Values Online has ranked 91ÌÒÉ«'s Film and Electronic Arts Department (FEA) as the #4 "top value" Bachelor's Film Studies program in the nation for 2017-2018.