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Frank Shyong, a columnist with the Los Angeles Times talks about CSULB Film alum So Yun Um and her film "Liquor Store Dreams" a documentary starting a necessary and perhaps messy conversation.

Film & Electronic Arts Department professor Annette Haywood-Carter directs feature film "Daughter of the Bride" and shares her experience with her directing film students at CSULB.

The CSULB Film & Electronic Arts Department is excited to become NewFilmmakers LA’s newest Academic Delegate Partner! NFMLA is a Los Angeles-based non-profit that champions emerging and diverse filmmakers and storytellers from around the world and provides a forum where filmmakers can be recognized for their contributions, have open audience discussions…

The Film & Electronic Arts Department is excited to announce a Film Festival and World Cinema Summer 2023 Travel Class in Italy.

CSULB documentary film I Love You, Your Kamo and narrative film Twin Aces were finalists in the 2022 KCET Fine Cut Festival. The film festival was hosted in downtown LA on the roof the The Montalbán where all the finalists were screened.

Assistant Professor, Susan Blooms presents "Premiere Pro and Rush: How to Create an Efficient Workflow and Organize Assets for a Video Project" at the 2022 Adobe Education Summit 

Hamburg and the Csulb Film Department return to in person exchanges after two years of virtual Zoom summer workshops. Associate Professor of Narrative Production, Kent Hayward, and Adjunct Film Professor, Kevin O’Brian visit Hamburg in June 2022 followed by a visit from Eike Langbehn and Martina Hentig from HAW Hamburg in Fall 2022

Broadcast Production students in the Film & Electronic Arts Department continue their 5th year partnership with CSULB TEDx under the guidance of film professors Rafael Nieto and Jeffrey Whitten.

Associate Professor of Narrative Production, Kent Hayward shares about his research with making film production more environmentally sustainable, starting at the student level.

The Hollywood Foreign Press Association renews their support of the Film & Electronic Arts Department for the 2022-2023 academic year.

Film & Electronic Arts Department Chair, Adam Moore reflects back on the fall 2022 semester and wishes our FEA community happy holidays.

Cal State Long Beach ranks among the top universities for Hispanic students, according to Hispanic Outlook on Education’s “Top 100” listing released this week, in addition to being recognized as a Fulbright Hispanic-Serving Institution Leader by the State Department’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs.