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Graduate. The Department of Art, Film, and Visual Studies (AFVS) at Harvard offers a graduate program in Film and Visual Studies leading to a PhD. The Department also offers a secondary field in Film and Visual Studies for students already admitted to PhD programs in other departments in the Harvard Kenneth C. Griffin Graduate School of Arts ...
The Department of Art, Film, and Visual Studies (AFVS) cultivates skills in both the practice and the critical study of the visual arts. Its components include photography, filmmaking, animation, video art, painting, drawing, printmaking and sculpture, as well as film and visual studies, critical theory, and the study of the built environment.
Candidates should submit only one 15–20 page paper, in 12-point type, double-spaced throughout, and with normal margins. The writing sample must be an example of critical writing (rather than creative writing) on a subject directly related to film, performance and/or visual studies. Applicants should not send longer papers with instructions ...
This exciting, vital interdisciplinary program places you at the crossroads of creative and innovative fields of research. You will experience a dialogue among the expanded field of moving image culture, visual arts, spatial studies, and media studies.
The School of Visual Arts, MFA Photography, Video, and Related Media invites the public to livestreamed coverage of Legacies of Light: A Three-Day Celebration, a symposium celebrating the history of LIGHT Gallery presented by the Center for Creative Photography in Tucson, Arizona.
The modes of teaching combine the intensity of conservatory programs with the broad intellectual aims of a liberal arts college. Within AFVS, there are three different areas of focus—1) studio arts, 2) film/video making, and 3) film and visual studies—and each have slightly different requirements.
Introduction to lens-based practices. We will focus on the photographic principles of cinematography for filmmakers (camera, lenses, scale of shots, exposure, composition, lighting, among others), and work with a series of photography-based exercises for moving image, using both still and moving image cameras, and working across film and video.
