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Events

The School of Film and Media Studies regularly programs screenings and lectures with filmmakers, film critics, screenwriters and playwrights, new media artists, and cinema and media scholars.

Upcoming Events

  • Mar 29
    School of Film and Media Studies Screening Series event photo of darkened cinema

    FMS Screening Series

    Time:  7:00pm

    The School of Film and Media Studies Screening Series returns for Spring 2023!

    Presenting works programmed and introduced by faculty and students, the FMS Screening Series is held weekly on Wednesdays at 7 PM in the Center for Media, Film, and Theatre, Screening Room 0065. Check your campus email for programming announcements, featuring frequent special guests and live musical accompaniment.

Past Events

  • Mar 15
       School of Film and Media Studies Screening Series event photo of darkened cinema

    FMS Screening Series

    Time:  8:30pm

    The FMS Screening Series continues with weekly screenings programmed and introduced by faculty and students!

    Wednesday, March 15, 8:30 PM
    Choral Hall, Music Building (MUS1002)
    Note special time/location this week to allow for piano access.

  • Feb 1
    School of Film and Media Studies Screening Series event photo of darkened cinema

    FMS Screening Series

    Time:  7:00pm

    The School of Film and Media Studies Screening Series returns for Spring 2023!

    Presenting works programmed and introduced by faculty and students, the FMS Screening Series is held weekly on Wednesdays at 7 PM in the Center for Media, Film, and Theatre, Screening Room 0065. Check your campus email for programming announcements, featuring frequent special guests and live musical accompaniment.

  • Dec 14
       Still from Five O'Clock in the Morning (Pieter Vanderbeck).

    Fluxfilm Anthology – Part 2

    Time:  7:00pm
    Playful, humorous, and emphasizing process and experimentation, the Fluxus art movement brought together artists working in diverse media. Dating from the sixties and ranging from 10 seconds to 10 minutes in length, this program presents moving works originally shown as part of the events and happenings in the New York avant-garde. This screening is a collaboration with the Neuberger Museum of Art’s exhibition of Yoko Ono’s Mend Piece (on view through December 23, 2022).
  • Dec 2
    Stills from Eye Blink (Yoko Ono) courtesy of Electronic Arts Intermix

    Fluxfilm Anthology – Part 1

    Time:  6:00pm
    In connection with the Neuberger Museum of Art’s exhibition of YOKO ONO’s Mend Piece (on view through December 23), The PAC is collaborating with the School of Film and Media Studies to present a rare screening of film works by Ono and other participants in the Fluxus art movement.