加州大学欧文分校的电影与媒体研究系为学生提供电影，广播和数字媒体领域的文科教育。我们的专业获得理论和历史文化分析方面的技能，以及对动态影像历史的广泛了解。学生通过积极参与电影，广播和数字文化的各个方面来加强写作。该系还教授编剧和制作课程，目的是通过一些动手培训来加深对媒体的理解。电影和媒体研究致力于培养我们多样化的学生群体，以及学生的不同背景和兴趣。这些课程在大大小小的屏幕上都反映了一种跨学科的，基于历史的运动图像研究方法。从解析电视政策的历史到撰写视频游戏，我们的学生在电影，电视和新媒体研究的历史和社会
The Department of Film and Media Studies at UC Irvine offers students a liberal arts education in the film, broadcast, and digital media landscape. Our majors acquire skills in theoretical and historical cultural analysis, and broad knowledge of the history of moving images. Students strengthen their writing through active engagement with all aspects of cinematic, broadcast, and digital culture. The department also teaches courses in screenwriting and production, with the goal of deepening the understanding of media through some hands-on training.<br><br>Film and Media Studies focuses on nurturing our diverse student body and our students varied backgrounds and interests. Courses reflect an interdisciplinary and historically grounded approach to the study of moving images, on big and small screens alike. From parsing the history of television policy to writing for video games, our students get a unique interdisciplinary education in the historical and social background of the study of film, television, and new media. Our outstanding faculty are engaged in innovative research on topics like globalization, gender studies, queer theory, broadcast studies, intellectual history, new media and critical game studies, history of photography, and national cinema approaches to the analysis of Film and Media Studies, and our courses give our students access to this cutting-edge research. In our production and screenwriting courses, students get hands-on experience creating short films, television pilots, webisodes, computer games, and other visual media.<br><br>Film and Media Studies focuses on nurturing our diverse student body and our students varied backgrounds and interests. Courses reflect an interdisciplinary and historically grounded approach to the study of moving images, on big and small screens alike. From parsing the history of television policy to writing for video games, our students get a unique interdisciplinary education in the historical and social background of the study of film, television, and new media. Our outstanding faculty are engaged in innovative research on topics like globalization, gender studies, queer theory, broadcast studies, intellectual history, new media and critical game studies, history of photography, and national cinema approaches to the analysis of Film and Media Studies, and our courses give our students access to this cutting-edge research. In our production and screenwriting courses, students get hands-on experience creating short films, television pilots, webisodes, computer games, and other visual media.