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Florida State University’s College of Motion Picture Arts was ranked No. 4

Oualid Mouaness is the award-winning director, writer and producer of “1982,” a coming-of-age tale that has been recognized at global film festivals.

Filmmaking is a collaborative world. As a film teacher and Dean at FSU's College of Motion Picture Arts, Reb Braddock makes lasting impressions on his students as they learn through his experiences. His advice to aspiring filmmakers starts with having an idea and going for it. Tell the stories you have in any way you can and then reach out to your audience for feedback. From there it’s a cycle of constant creation.

“CMPA created the Torchlight Center exactly for this opportunity — to encourage faculty, students and alumni to work together on projects here in Florida. We are excited to see these efforts begin to pay off.” “Invisible History: Middle Florida’s Hidden Roots,” which sheds light on the little-known history of plantations and the enslaved in North Florida, will premiere on WFSU at 9 p.m. Thursday, May 20. “While this project focuses on northern Florida, it is a microcosm of the idea of how slavery shaped all of America, which makes it, we believe, a relevant documentary for natio...

Date Time Documentary highlights FSU center’s work to improve state child-welfare system Florida State University’s Center for Prevention and Early Intervention Policy staff, in partnership with faculty and alumni from the College of Motion Picture Arts, has created a documentary to highlight the struggles and hopes of five families and court team staff in the child-welfare system. Mimi Graham, director of the Center for Prevention and Early Intervention Policy. “Florida’s Early Childhood Courts: Hope and Healing,” part of a larger project to develop training resources for court sys...