When you pursue film studies at Muhlenberg, you’re joining one of the largest liberal arts film and media programs in the United States.
You’ll access unparalleled opportunities to write screenplays, produce videos and engage with both the theory and practice of film. Enjoy personalized attention from expert faculty as you examine the political significance of the moving image, explore cinema from diverse cultures, collaborate with top-tier student actors, and use our state-of-the-art equipment to master cinematography, sound, mise-en-scene and editing.
No matter what kind of film you want to make or study, you can learn about it here. Courses cover everything from silent cinema to the latest festival hits, from Hollywood to Bollywood and from documentary to the avant-garde. We offer specialized courses in every facet of the filmmaking process, from pre-production to screenwriting, editing, directing and performance.
Assistant Professor of Film Studies David Romberg takes a hands-on, team-focused approach to teaching students about the art of cinema.
On November 5, Lorenzo Servitje will present his lecture “Culture as Infrastructure: Dracula, Zombies, and Contemporary Healthcare,” and the Wallenberg Tribute Dinner will honor the Krysta Hankee Memorial Fund for its community building and family support initiatives.
On this episode of 2400 Chew, Joe Nash '07, an executive producer and business strategist, talks with Muhlenberg Magazine Editor-in-Chief Meghan Kita about how he arrived on his career path, his challenges, accomplishments and advice for those looking to pursue a similar calling.
Joe Nash ’07 was the executive producer for an episode of “We the People” that featured the poetry of Amanda Gorman. The series won a 2022 Children’s & Family Emmy for Outstanding Short Form Program.
At Muhlenberg, each student is exposed to a variety of ideas, ways of thinking and academic disciplines, regardless of what they end up declaring as a major. These stories demonstrate the power and potential of such an education.
