Robert Altman Symposium

Altmanneurisms, a syposium honoring legendary filmmaker Robert Altman, will take place at the Gallery of the Hatcher Graduate Library on June 7-9. Click on the image for more information.

SAC Love and Honor Burnstein, Rubin, and Mooney

(l to r) Screenwriter and SAC Screenwriting Coordinator Jim Burnstein with SAC alums, Executive Producer Eddie Rubin and Director Danny Mooney, answer audience questions at the Michigan Theater after the premiere of their movie Love and Honor.

Associate Professor Yeidy Rivero leads a Q&A with David Stapf, President of CBS Television Studios, and Adam Berkowitz, CAA Co-Head of Television.

Associate Professor Yeidy Rivero leads a Q&A with David Stapf, President of CBS Television Studios, and Adam Berkowitz, CAA Co-Head of Television.

Assistant Professor Dan Herbert leads a Q&A with director and screenwriter Agnieszka Holland.

Assistant Professor Dan Herbert leads a Q&A with director and screenwriter Agnieszka Holland.

Mark Cendrowski 2012

TV director Mark Cendrowski instructs students during Terri Sarris' Situation Comedy class.

SAC student Ryan Burdick filming during Terri Sarris' Situation Comedy class.

SAC student Ryan Burdick filming during Terri Sarris' Situation Comedy class.

Film stills, from bottom left: <i>Little Shop of Horrors, Night of the Living Dead, Sunrise, His Girl Friday, and The Navigator</i>

Film stills, from bottom left: Little Shop of Horrors, Night of the Living Dead, Sunrise, His Girl Friday, and The Navigator

Video game still from Sheila Murphy's Video Game as a Culture/Form class (SAC 368)

Video game still from Sheila Murphy's Video Game as a Culture/Form class (SAC 368)

<i>Charade</i> featuring Audrey Hepburn and Cary Grant

Charade featuring Audrey Hepburn and Cary Grant

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In Screen Arts & Cultures, we create and study the moving image as seen on multiple screens—on the big screens of movie palaces, the cineplex, the art house and the film festival; on small screens ensconced in mammoth fifties consoles and those of giant flat-screened visual glory.  With a strong undergraduate curriculum of production and studies, a burgeoning doctoral program in screen arts and a faculty of award-winning scholars and media makers, Screen Arts & Cultures offers a vibrant intellectual and artistic community here in the Midwest/Great Lakes region.

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