SF State’s Documentary Film Institute (DocFilm) enjoys a strong reputation in academia and the industry as a hub that connects students to professionals in the field, provides inspiring faculty development opportunities and offers forums and exhibitions that create a larger, more cosmopolitan community engaged with the issues of our time.
DocFilm is currently poised to ensure its position as a nationally recognized center of excellence through the creation of a multimedia journal for nonfiction film. This is a resource the industry currently lacks. Incorporating an innovative format and explicitly aimed at engaging a variety of disciplines, the journal would serve to extend the SF State and DocFilm brands and reputations nationally and internationally.
The goal for the Institute is $3,000,000
College of Liberal & Creative Arts Funding Initiatives
Scholarships
Scholarships provide much-needed support to students to defray the cost of attending the University.
Ensemble-in-Residence (Alexander String Quartet)
The ASQ is a world-renowed chamber music group which provides artistic distinction to the College.
Longmore Institute on Disability
The Institute showcases the expertise, creativity, and value that people with disabilities bring to society.
The Queer Cinema Project
QCP connects academic, cultural and political perspectives, fostering exchange between emerging and established filmmakers.
For More Information, Contact
Amanda Todd
Director of Development
College of Liberal & Creative Arts
Email: amandatodd@sfsu.edu
Phone: (415) 405-3827