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Film
Students can major or minor in film and gain hands-on camera experience from the start in this film production program, designed to offer unique opportunities to create motion pictures.
Op-Ed: Working in Solidarity to Address Anti-Asian Violence and Xenophobia
This op-ed discusses the need to take a more intentionally inclusive and intersectional approach to address identity-based hate crimes, marginalization, and oppression.
Film Club
The Film Club is a student-run group for movie lovers and aspiring filmmakers. They meet to screen films, discuss cinema, and collaborate on student film projects. The club also hosts events meant to give members hands-on experience in production, editing, and storytelling. Open to all majors, the Film Club fosters creativity, community, and a passion for film at Augie.
Film scholarships
Augustana College awards scholarships each year to students who participate in our film program. To renew, students must take a film class every year.
Film course catalog
Courses in the film area of study.
Becoming American immigration film series coming to the Quad Cities
Becoming American: A Documentary Film and Discussion Series on Our Immigration Experience, an NEH program, is coming to the Quad Cities this spring. Becoming American is a six-week public program featuring documentary film screenings and moderated discussions designed to encourage an informed discussion of immigration issues against the backdrop of our immigration history.
Augustana Student Film Showcase
The Augustana Student Film Showcase is a juried event that included a lineup of short videos created in film courses during the previous academic year. Read the Q&A with showcase winner Matthew Chezum '25.
Ludwig '19 wins Geifman Prize
Katherine Ludwig, a first-year student, has won the 2016 Geifman Prize in Holocaust Studies for her essay, "The Scapegoat." The essay discusses the treatment of Jews in Europe around the time of the Holocaust and what may have motivated this treatment.