The 5C Film and Media Studies Undergraduate Conference is designed to build community among students studying film and media on each of the five campuses, to give our most engaged students an opportunity to hone their presentation skills, and to allow them to share insights from their work with a wider audience.
5C Film & Media Studies Undergraduate Conference
With a storied history dating back to 1955, the Robert Flaherty Film Seminar (aka “The Flaherty Seminar”) is an annual, week-long program devoted to non-fiction film and media. The Flaherty Seminar brings together filmmakers, artists, curators, media professionals, film students, teachers, and enthusiasts for a curated program of films in an intimate, immersive environment. Participants gather for a communal experience that includes housing, meals, social hours, and special events. Each day of the week is organized around at least three screening sessions followed by discussion.
5C Flaherty Summer Program
Founded in 1994, the Five College Student Film and Video Festival is an annual event featuring original films and videos by Five College students. The festival has become an important venue for film students to meet, collaborate and share their productions with their peers and with the Five College film community.
5C Student Film & Video Festival
On this page, you will find announcements for film festivals in the Five College vicinity.
Film Festivals
The Career Center subscribes to a job search resource called Handshake that can help you find opportunities in the arts, including theater, music, dance, education, administration and more.
Jobs and Internships in Film & Media
There are a number of summer programs in Film & Media Studies that Amherst College students may and often do participate in, including the UCLA Film Summer Institute, Champlain College's Montreal Filmmaking Summer Program, and the Media Institute for Social Change Summer Documentary Program
Summer Programs