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The Summer Film Project, founded in 1995, brings students, faculty and industry professionals together on the production of a film. The preproduction and filming takes place in the summer session. The fall semester is devoted to postproduction where students complete the film and prepare for its premiere at a local movie theatre and enter it into film festivals across the country. See these award-winning films as well as the stories behind each production.
The Summer Film Project is open to intermediate and advanced film/video majors who then enroll in the following courses:
|
Semester |
Activity |
Courses |
|---|---|---|
|
Summer (late June – early August) |
SHOOTING |
CFV 328/428 |
|
Fall |
EDITING |
CFV 429 |
Watch all the produced films from 1998 to 2014
The 21st annual Grand Valley Summer Film Project, "The Lens," wrapped production July 27 after six consecutive days of filming. (read more...)
Summer Film Project marks 20th anniversary. The film, Lucky Jay, was written and is being directed by John Harper Philbin, associate professor of Film and Video Production at Grand Valley. (read more about the 20th anniversary...)
Art Education — Art History — Ceramics — Film & Video Production — Graphic Design — Illustration — Jewelry and Metalsmithing — Painting — Photography — Printmaking — Sculpture — Visual Studies
