Academics Overview
The FVD program offers lecture courses, seminars, and hands-on production courses as well as opportunities to do individual projects or internships for course credit with permission of an FVD faculty member. Undergraduate students enrolled at Duke University may obtain the FVD Certificate in conjunction with their major and their minor or other certificate by signing up in the Registrar's office.
FVD courses are taught either by faculty associated with other departments or centers at Duke, or adjunct instructors who specialize in film/video/digital technologies. The program offers FVD Studies courses and Production courses.
Awards and other opportunities
Student Filmmaker of the Year for 2006,
Margaux Joffe
Duke in Los Angeles is a four course credit program open to undergraduates of any major from Duke and other colleges. Students study at University of Southern California and engage in an internship for course credit. Applications for the Spring semester program are accepted on a rolling admission basis starting March 1 for the following Spring semester.
For a complete listing of all Duke courses for the FVD certificate, consult the FVD section of the Duke Undergraduate Bulletin.