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Biennial Screening: Orgone

May 22, 2008. Kaleidokodascopic: An Orgone Inventory (1918–1977) & films from The Orgone Archive (Pittsburgh 13). Reception 7:30, screening at 8:00pm. ...more

PF Membership

Membership at Pittsburgh Filmmakers has two distinct levels: Associate and Access. New prices and benefits, based on our merger with PCA, are now in effect. ...more

Online gallery

Check out work by our faculty, artist members, and students. "The Lazy Pear" is a short video by Jennifer Gurtner. ...more

School of Film, Photography and Digital Media

The next Filmmakers Open House is on Mon, July14 from 5:30 - 7:30pm.

Pittsburgh Filmmakers has developed a national reputation as one of the country's largest and most respected art centers. We are recognized as the regional authority on independent media, having made a long-term commitment to contemporary media art in the greater Pittsburgh area.

The School of Film, Photography and Digital Media offers one of the most comprehensive artistic and professional media arts curricula in the United States. Pittsburgh Filmmakers is accredited by the National Association of Schools of Art and Design (NASAD), offering college level courses, both credit transcript and non-credit, to aspiring artists.

We offer classes in all phases of film and video production from scriptwriting, pre-production and budgeting through camerawork, lighting, sound, editing, directing and producing. Small classes enable students to work closely with experienced faculty members. While our curriculum emphasizes hands-on production, it is complemented by courses that underscore history, critical theory and technical theory.

Because they are part of a fine arts program, all classes stress aesthetics and the use of techniques to create polished works of art.

For more information or to schedule a tour, contact:

Meredith Evans
477 Melwood Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15213
mevans@pghfilmmakers.org
(412) 681-5449 x201

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