创意媒体学院（ACM）强调讲故事的理论，技能和在数字媒体的多个平台上以及在文化和审美价值的背景下的应用。ACM使学生能够讲自己的夏威夷真实故事，真实故事，太平洋和亚洲故事。在该学院，学生将以最新的电影/视频和动画技术与工具为基础，发展21世纪的识字技能。ACM提供了令人兴奋的课程，专门研究三种不同的路径或途径。Digital Cinema轨道为学生提供了视频制作，后期制作，导演，表演，制作和写作方面的几种选择。动画轨道为角色动画提供了独特的机会，包括传统的手绘技术，数字无纸化动画，3D计算机图形和视频游戏
As Hawaii's film school, ACM: The School of Cinematic Arts (SCA) is at the forefront of cinematic arts in the Pacific. Located in Honolulu at the University of Hawaii at Mnoa, SCA is dedicated to academic and creative excellence through its Bachelor of Arts degree designed to encourage innovation and collaboration with emphasis on Hawaii, the Pacific, and Asia. Focused in the heart of a state with a robust film and television industry, SCA encourages professional development, mentorship, and community engagement through a variety of programs including internships, master classes, and industry screenings such as the Hawaii International Film Festival.<br>SCA nurtures and empowers students to develop their own unique voices as storytellers, exploring creative media forms rooted in personal experience and place-based learning through animation, critical studies, digital cinema, and screenwriting.<br>Driven by a boundless curiosity, SCA students collaborate and support each other in their creative endeavors and conduct themselves in a respectful and professional manner. SCA students create stories for the screen rooted in diversity and personal identity. These films offer windows into their communities, cultures, beliefs and experiences. Whether on set or in the classroom, SCA students embody the values and ethics of emerging artists and scholars who aspire to educate, challenge, and entertain audiences through their work.<br>Cinematic Arts is the central track for SCA majors providing a strong foundation in cinema history, culture, storytelling, and cinematic production. This track provides students the flexibility to focus on areas such as producing, screenwriting, documentary, media studies, as well as the focused study and extended practice in the student's chosen area of competence. Track requirements are interdisciplinary and allow for a broader understanding of cinema as an art, mode of storytelling, business, and cultural product.