UNM Department of Film & Digital Arts adjunct faculty Monique Anair will present at the University of New Mexico-Gallup Statewide Diversity Summit on April 17th. The summit is free and open to the public, and its aim is to initiate dialogue on how New Mexico’s higher education institutions can better support the growing diversity of student populations. Monique is an award-winning filmmaker who teaches Cinematography at UNM and is the Director of Workforce Development at Santa Fe Community College.
Emmy award winning Sound Engineer David Brownlow (Buffalo Girls, Lone Survivor, Waco, Cosmo Season 3, Dark Winds) to give virtual and in-person talk next Tuesday, October 6, at 1:30PM as part of the Mentor Series. Date: Tuesday, October 6 Time: 1:30PM Where: Zoom or...
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...