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The Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival recently hosted their 41st film festival. Documentary Student, Sungbin Moon, was a recipient of the Linda Mabalot New Visions Award for their documentary "After The Storm".

Golden Globe Foundation renews their support of the Department of Cinematic Arts for the 2024-2025 academic year.

Cinematic Arts Lecturer, Annette Hayward-Carter has been invited by the Austin Film Society for a screening of her film, FOXFIRE followed by a post-film discussion on the history of the production and her career on October 11, 2024.

CSULB films dominate list of CSU Media Arts Festival finalists for 2024.

Congratulations to the following student films which will screen at the 25th Newport Beach Film Festival!Join us for the Screening on Saturday, Oct. 19 11:30 AMThe Big Newport Edwards

Associate Professor of Narrative Production, Kent Hayward is recognized for his work with the Green Film School Alliance in Filmmaker Magazine.

CSULB celebrates the name changes on multiple entities on campus including the Department of Cinematic Arts!

Congratulations 2024-2025 Scholarship Recipients!

“The Bridge Between” Directed by CSULB Documentary alum, Tia Brieger will screen in “That Missing Piece” program on Wed., Oct. 9 on PBS and the PBS App.

CSULB Department of Cinematic Arts listed as "best local and community college programs in or near entertainment hubs" for 2024 by The Hollywood Reporter.

In June 2024, Money Magazine recognized CSULB as one of the best colleges for quality, affordability and future earning potential along with 700 other schools across the country.

Film Alums Loren Albento, Christie Stapleton, and George Bartlett honored in CSULB's 49 under 49.