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CSULB film alum and Pipeline Executive, Matt Misetich Participates in 49er Industry Chat

Matt Misetich, Senior Executive Partner at Pipeline Media Group and Film & Electronic Arts Alum shares his expertise with the CSULB community

Film Alums Honored in CSULB’s 49 under 49

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

CSULB Film Alum Gregory Irwin Featured on The Cinematography Podcast

CSULB Film alum and successful AA Camera First AC, Gregory Irwin discusses the dynamics of a working camera department. This podcast was hosted by the Cinematography Podcast

Creating Globally Informed Filmmakers

Through partnerships with universities and film programs outside of the U.S., The Film & Electronic Arts Department fosters collaborative experiences for students which shape their world view as filmmakers.

SMPTE and Director AJ Bleyer Visit the CSULB Film Department

SMPTE and Director AJ Bleyer come to speak with student filmmakers at CSULB

Congratulations 2023-2024 Scholarship Recipients!

Congratulations 2023-2024 Scholarship Recipients!

50 Most Applied to Colleges in 2023

CSULB Ranks Among Top 50 Most Applied to Colleges in the Nation

CSULB Film Class Continues To Provide Hands On Experiences To Students

The Independent Media Production course also known as “Surfside Productions” continues to offer students hands on learning to hone their skills in the film and creative industries.

CSULB Film & Electronic Arts Department Receives Support from The Golden Globe Foundation for the 2023-2024 Academic Year

The newly established Golden Globe Ffoundation (formerly Hollywood Foreign Press Association) renews their support of the Film & Electronic Arts Department for the 2023-2024 academic year.

CSULB Departments Share Their New Years Resolutions For 2024

New Year’s Resolutions Shine Beacon of Hope, Growth, and Change at CSULB.

CSULB Ranked No. 7 in the 2023 Social Mobility Index

CSULB recently ranked no. 7 in the 2023 Social Mobility Index. The Social Mobility Index measures how institutions hold the line on tuition, enroll students from low-income backgrounds, and graduate them into high-paying careers.