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With my Film Studies major, I have the privilege of taking film theory courses that provide me with an eclectic knowledge and nuanced perspective of film. I also have a minor in Fiction Filmmaking, which allows me to thoroughly understand how the production and post-production stages of the filmmaking process work.

I have been challenged in more ways than I ever could have imagined, but I have also experienced so much growth, both intellectually, and personally.

Working with Professor Johnston for my Independent Study has been a great experience despite the challenges presented by virtual learning. We have worked together to begin the process of creating a short film, which I already feel very excited for.

I hope to continue writing about and reviewing films while also taking steps to become a cinematographer. I am currently in the process of applying for an 18-month production apprenticeship with BBC Scotland that will allow me to develop my camera, audio, and editing skills.

My time being a Film Studies student was worth every second. Even though the 8AM’s were slightly ruthless, especially if we were to watch a long Black and White old film, every film shown helped broaden and helped develop on what my style of filmmaking is today.

My time as a Film Studies major has been great, I’ve thoroughly enjoyed all of my film classes and professors, and am grateful for the experiences I’ve had due to my program. I still remember my first day in Intro to Film...

As an English major and Film Studies minor, I got to spend most of my college experience on things that interest me. I basically had the luxury of loving the focus of my everyday life.

How would you describe your time as an English or Film Studies major at MSU?  My time as an English major could be summarized as a period of immense personal…

How would you describe your time as an English or Film Studies major at MSU? My time as a Film Studies major has been great! I have grown to appreciate…