Question 1

What makes the UNCW MFA in Filmmaking program unique?

Accepted Answer

Our program embraces a multi-modal approach, blending experimental, documentary, narrative, animation, and new media. Students work across diverse forms, guided by experienced faculty, to develop their artistic voice.

Question 2

What are the main components of the curriculum?

Accepted Answer

The curriculum requires students to try their hand at directing documentary, experimental and narrative film projects. Electives allow students to explore their individual film and media making interests, while also studying film history, theory, and aesthetics to enhance their creative practice.

Question 3

What resources are available to students?

Accepted Answer

Students access top-tier production facilities, editing suites, sound studios, and equipment. Wilmington’s film and arts community, including Working Films, Cinespace Studios, Cameron Art Museum  and Cucalorus Film Festival, offers real-world opportunities for networking and collaboration.

Question 4

Is collaboration encouraged?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. Students regularly collaborate on peer projects, learning new roles and building a strong creative community that fosters artistic growth and networking opportunities.

Question 5

What career support is offered?

Accepted Answer

The program offers many opportunities for growth. Students complete an applied learning project in the cinematic arts. Faculty mentors provide career guidance, and connections with Wilmington's film community open doors for internships, screenings, and industry experience.

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