nwfilmcenter

GENERAL INFORMATION

The Northwest Film Center School of Film, one of the largest community-based film arts programs in the country, is the Northwest region's most comprehensive curriculum in media production and appreciation. Since if founding in 1972, the School has been known for its faculty of working filmmakers, emphasis on hands-on learning, flexible open curriculum, and media arts center learning environment.

The School's classes and workshops, visiting artist programs and exhibitions are open to all with an interest in media self expression, and the power of cinema to advance cultural understanding, reflect the human experience, and fuel social change. Among the School's students are fine artists, writers and other creatives; professionals in education, business and related areas seeking self improvement; those contemplating or pursuing a college degree program; and community members with an avocational interest in film.

CURRICULUM

The School offers instruction in the genres of narrative, documentary and experimental mediamaking, as well as film appreciation and professional practices in the independent field. Courses are offered year-round, through two 14-week semesters, and a 10-week summer term. Short-term and weekend workshops are on-going. There are several enrollment options.

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