UNM Film & Digital Arts ranked in Top 30 Best Film Schools
UNM Film & Digital Arts ranked among the Top 30 Best Film Schools by Moviemaker Magazine
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 the state. With more than 20 films already featured, the app aims to give local projects a longer life beyond the festival circuit — while helping filmmakers find audiences, collaborators and support.
In a challenging moment for New Mexico’s film industry, Phintch’s founders see independent storytelling as an opportunity to build something lasting — and bring the state’s filmmaking community closer together.
Meet the New Mexico filmmakers behind Phintch and discover the story of their ambitious new platform.
UNM Film & Digital Arts ranked among the Top 30 Best Film Schools by Moviemaker Magazine
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...
Four alumni from the University of New Mexico College of Fine Arts have been named recipients of the highly competitive 2026 New Mexico Documentary Incubator Grant.