The University of New Mexico’s Film & Digital Arts Department has been recognized by MovieMaker Magazine as one of The 30 Best Film Schools in the U.S. and Canada for 2026, placing UNM among a select group of programs recognized for preparing the next generation of filmmakers and media makers. MovieMaker highlights UNM’s hands-on, team-based approach to filmmaking, its focus on student needs, and its location in one of the nation’s fastest-growing film and television production centers.
With access to a thriving professional production community, state-of-the-art facilities, and opportunities to gain real-world experience on major and independent productions, UNM Film & Digital Arts offers students an exceptional education at an accessible cost. As the department continues to grow, this national recognition underscores the strength, innovation, and momentum of filmmaking at UNM.
The New Mexico State Fair is having its first-ever film showcase! Join us to view student films from universities across New Mexico, including UNM Film & Digital Arts! Happening Saturday, September 19 from 4:30pm-9pm at the Whataburger Farm.
What if a streaming platform worked a little like a dating app — but instead of matching people, it connected audiences and filmmakers? Three former UNM students have launched Phintch, a free platform dedicated to independent films made by New Mexicans or filmed in...
FULL BLOOM An immersive installation By Lance McGoldrick and Valery Jung Estabrook Opening reception Friday Aug 7th, 5-7pm On view through Sept 25th In the ART VAULT, downtown ABQ Film & Digital Arts is excited to announce this new installation, FULL BLOOM. Valery...