"BC Film is a community environment. You make lasting bonds with your classmates, and you help each other throughout your time in the program and even after graduation."—Ryan Brown '16
Collaborate on projects in a professional environment.
Still shot from the thesis film Magic Grandpa, by Daniel Finley.
Learn from industry professionals.
Still shot from the thesis film Pelo Malo, by Ivana Bernal.
Hands-on learning is central to our production curriculum.
Still shot from the thesis film Red Lips, by Clara Brotons.
Develop professional working relationships with your peers.
Still shot from the thesis film Moving Express, by Joseph M. Singletary.

Film

Brooklynese

A Screening Series in or pertaining to the borough

2018-2019: celebrating documentary media by CUNY faculty

Programmed by Alexandra Juhasz, Brooklyn College

Mondays, 7 p.m., with Q and A following

October 29, 2019
November 26, 2019
December 17, 2019
January 28, 2019
Additional screenings in Spring, 2019

1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge
Screening Room
60 Furman St (basement level)
Brooklyn, NY 11201

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Contact Information

Department Chairperson: Alexandra Juhasz

Location: 201 West End Building
Phone: 718.951.5664
Email: alexandra.juhasz@brooklyn.cuny.edu
Fax: 718.951.4733

Brooklyn College, a great place to study film.

The Film Department at Brooklyn College prepares students to become professionals in the motion picture industry. Our rich and diverse programs offer the invaluable experience of hands-on learning and peer collaboration, training students in all aspects of the discipline of the moving image, from the aesthetic to the technical.

We have several concentrations—film studies, film production, screenwriting, documentary and industry studies. Our faculty—working directors, screenwriters, producers, editors, cinematographers, and scholars—will provide you with both a liberal arts grounding in the history, theory and practice of filmmaking, and invaluable insights into the day-to-day practicalities of working in the industry. You will develop a keen understanding of the processes and principles of picture production, an awareness of the multiplicity of ways in which technology works in the creative process, and an appreciation of cinema as the product of aesthetic, cultural, national, and historical influences. At BC Film, you’ll have the opportunity to intern across New York City, and enjoy the vibrant film and cultural life of Brooklyn and New York. All this at the fraction of the price of America's other great film departments.

The recent addition of the Feirstein School of Graduate Cinema, offering an M.A. and several M.F.A.s, extends the department's reach to Steiner Studios, in the Brooklyn Navy Yard, offering even further opportunities for our best students, and those who join them from around the world.