Create the stories worth telling through film
As a film student at Huntington University, you will engage storytelling and creativity head-on. You will receive a foundation of storytelling and digital filmmaking techniques that will enable you to produce and direct both live-action and documentary films that reflect faith and speak truth to culture at large. A wide range of practical experiences will provide you with tools and knowledge you need to enter a career in filmmaking, from film internships to studio work to mentorship from HU alumni.
Be part of making HU films and make professional connections along the way that will last a lifetime.
#1 Christian DMA Program in the Nation
Did you know the BEA Festival of Media Arts recently ranked Huntington University as the highest award-winning Christian University Film and Video Program in the nation? We are proud to have claimed the top spot for awards amongst private institutions and second overall in the nation!
A Carpenter's Prayer
A Carpenter's Prayer tells the inspiring true story of a pastor and his family who set out to build a new church in 1970s rural Michigan. Along the way, they face challenges that threaten to unravel everything when an afflicted carpenter becomes their unlikely source of hope, proving that faith in God is the true path to redemption, even in the most tragic circumstances.
Learn more about Huntington University's first feature film at acarpentersprayer.com and Foresterfilm.
Forester Film has definitely been the most impactful for me, because we make real movies with real professionals, most of whom are eager to spread their knowledge with students.
Student Work
Grant Information
If you're interested in studying film in the Digital Media Arts department at Huntington University, consider applying for the DMA Film Grant
I'm Ready!
Take the next step towards your film production capstone degree!
