Film Studies
What is Film Studies?
In the Film Studies program, students approach film critically, acquiring historical, theoretical and intercultural tools to study films from around the world and becoming capable of reading the art of cinema as cultural critics. The program offers screenings, film festivals, the Buffalo Film Seminars and FST conferences.
| Department | Media Study |
| Major | BA in Film Studies |
| Advisor | Brittany Cozad |
| Enrolled Students | 20 |
| Address | 231 Center for the Arts |
| Phone | (716) 645-6902 |
| Website | Program Information |
| Courses | Undergraduate Catalog: Media Study |
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