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Find similar grants2025 Media Arts Grant is sponsored by Sonoma State University. Supports the Cinematic Arts & Technology BA degree program, including technology improvements and film industry guest speaker series.
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Office of Research & Sponsored Programs * Faculty Profile (requires login) * Hiring and Paying People * Presenting Your Project * McNair Scholars Program * Financial Conflict of Interest * Responsible Conduct of Research (RCR) * Unoccupied Aerial Systems (UAS) * Forms, Resources & Events * SSU Research, Scholarship & Creativity Symposium * Spotlight on Scholarship Department:Communication Studies College or Division:College of Humanities, Social Sciences, and the Arts Calendar Start & End Date:June 2025 - June 2026 The purpose of this funding is two-fold: First, to further support the Cinematic Arts & Technology BA degree program.
Specific areas include technology improvements to the Media Innovation Lab (including upgrading production studio capabilities for live streaming and expanding our field production equipment), and continuing our film industry guest speaker series. The goal of our Cinematic Arts program is to give our students the potential to learn a wide variety of skill sets they can take into the job market.
Secondly, we continue to expand our scholarship program to occasionally include students in the visual or performing arts. This year we have two new students (one in Cinematic Arts and one in Music), bringing our total number of scholarship recipients to eight. The sponsor for this award is the KHR McNeely Family Foundation.
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