Film Studies
Film Studies at Carleton University offers a variety of exciting courses about film and our audiovisual media culture. Our Faculty provides students with a learning environment that promotes analytic and critical thinking and the skills in communication necessary for the modern workforce. We live in a world of images and sounds – film studies can help you understand it.
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Transgender Media Portal Wins Association of Moving Image Archivists Award
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Seeing Ourselves: Indigenous Stories in Focus
Indigenous stories told, chosen, and celebrated by Indigenous voices will take centre stage September 27, as Carleton University’s Seeing Ourselves: Indigenous Stories in Focus concludes with a…
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Malini Guha Named Ruth and Mark Phillips Professor, Launches Project on Geographical Thinking
Malini Guha, Associate Professor of Film Studies, has been awarded the Ruth Marks Phillips Professorship (RMPP) for the 2025/27 term.
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Call for Applicants: Summer 2025 Indigenous Media Institute
Carleton University and Wapikoni present “Seeing Ourselves: Indigenous Stories in Focus,” a unique media-curation experience offered by a passionate creative collective at Carleton University in…
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Audio Visual Resource Centre
Special collections, screening room, lending library and study space.
Transgender Media Portal
Discover films, videos made by trans, Two Spirit, nonbinary, intersex, and gender-nonconforming artists.