Georgia State University School of Film, Media & Theatre

Georgia State University School of Film, Media & Theatre The School of Film, Media, & Theater is one of three art schools in the College of the Arts

The School of Film, Media & Theatre is dedicated to educating the next generation of critically aware media makers, scholars, theater practitioners and citizens. The school is the largest film and media program in Atlanta, the third largest media capital in America. It is also in the heart of a booming film and television industry, giving students access and experience to navigate the demands of a

fast-changing and competitive film, media and theatre world. tudents work closely with a faculty of professional filmmakers, visual and performing artists, scholars and educators to devise an optimum program of study integrating creative activities and critical scholarship. Resources and centers include the Georgia State University Players (the oldest student-run theatre company in the Southeast), liquid blackness (a research group that explores issues of blackness and aesthetics) and the Atlanta Film Festival (one of the largest and longest-running festivals in the country). The School of Film, Media & Theater is part of the the College of the Arts and committed to mainstream and alternative voices in film, television, new media and live theater.

Thank you to everyone who joined us for the “When Legacy Roars,” a special roundtable celebrating the life and legacy of...
06/18/2026

Thank you to everyone who joined us for the “When Legacy Roars,” a special roundtable celebrating the life and legacy of Dr. Shirlene Holmes.

Moderated by Toni Simmons Henson, Founding Executive Director of the Atlanta Black Theatre Festival, the conversation featured director Daphne Wright and the cast of Since ’76 as they reflected on Dr. Holmes’s enduring impact as a playwright, director, scholar, advocate, and educator.

  Meet Kendra Gibeaut '26 (B.I.S. in Acting with English Minor)!At FMT, she found a creative community that encouraged h...
06/17/2026

Meet Kendra Gibeaut '26 (B.I.S. in Acting with English Minor)!

At FMT, she found a creative community that encouraged her to grow both as an artist and as a person. The support of her professors and peers reinforced her passion for film and theatre, helping her realize that she wants to dedicate her life to storytelling. Surrounded by creativity, collaboration, and encouragement, she gained the confidence to pursue her artistic goals beyond graduation.

A self-described Pisces rising, she brings both imagination and intuition to her work. After graduation, she plans to continue honing her craft through acting classes while creating art that connects with people on a meaningful level.

05/24/2026
CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR AMAZING M.F.A. GRADUATES! Stay tuned for our social media spotlights where we share more about th...
05/06/2026

CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR AMAZING M.F.A. GRADUATES!

Stay tuned for our social media spotlights where we share more about them!

We have received 100 submission, 11 hours of films from our FMT undergraduate and graduate filmmaking community! Congrat...
05/01/2026

We have received 100 submission, 11 hours of films from our FMT undergraduate and graduate filmmaking community!

Congratulations to all of our student filmmakers for their hard work in completing their films!



We will screen all submitted work on Monday and Tuesday, May 4th and 5th in One Park Place Theater beginning at Noon on both days, with over 3 hours of films screening each day. The screenings are free and open to the public.

The screening selection committee, composed of FMT film faculty will select a 75-minute program from the 79 FMT student films submitted, and we will announce those film selections on Wednesday May 6th. Those selected films will screen at the Rialto Center for the Arts on Friday May 8th at 7pm.

The winners will receive awards thanks to generosity of our sponsor!

Once last chance to see "The Other Side," a film by our alum Caroline Rumley. Catch the film on Sunday during the ! Tick...
05/01/2026

Once last chance to see "The Other Side," a film by our alum Caroline Rumley.

Catch the film on Sunday during the ! Ticket link in our bio.

04/21/2026

Our students said it better than we could.

🎬 GSU Giving Day is here.

Hear it straight from our students. This is what the School of Film, Media & Theatre Fund makes possible.

Give today! link in bio.



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04/21/2026

Every year, our students and faculty bring TWO theatrical productions to life.

The theatre enrichment fund helps support that. Your support makes a difference both on stage and behind the scenes.

Give today- linked in our bio!



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04/21/2026

For our graduate students, sharing their work with the world requires resources.

Help our students get their work seen. Your gift can make that happen.

Donate using the link in our bio.

Address

25 Park Place NE
Atlanta, GA

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 5pm

Telephone

+14044135171

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