Film Symposia Past and Present
Discover the Film & Media Studies' past film symposia.
The film and media studies (FMS) minor will provide you with experience in film history, major directors, film genres, and film theory, immersing you in cinema studies as a specialized discipline and also emphasizing interdisciplinary humanities and cultural studies perspectives to give you a comprehensive understanding of media in the world.
Learn more about the film and media studies mentorship program that aims to help new students excel both academically and socially.
Discover the Film & Media Studies' past film symposia.
This minor integrates coursework in film aesthetics, American and global film history, and film practice, including courses in screenwriting and filmmaking.
The Alternative Film Club meets weekly on Wednesday evenings starting at 6:15 p.m. in the Fine Arts building. Student participants enjoy the company of other film enthusiasts as they watch and discuss movies of their own selection, while munching on popcorn or pizza.
For more information about the club and meeting locations each semester, please contact Cynthia Lucia at [email protected].
Professor of English; Director, Film and Media Studies Program
Film and Television
Fine Arts 329
clucia [at] rider.edu
609-896-5206