Harvard’s BA in Art, Film, and Visual Studies (AFVS) empowers students to think critically and create boldly across disciplines. The program integrates hands-on training in film and visual arts with academic inquiry into aesthetics, visual culture, and cinematic theory. Students gain access to professional-grade studios, screening rooms, and gallery spaces while exploring both historical and contemporary visual narratives. Ideal for aspiring filmmakers, curators, artists, or critics, AFVS bridges practice and theory in a uniquely interdisciplinary environment.
Short film examining surveillance and urban space
Experimental video art using found footage
Photography series on pandemic-era isolation
Screenplay adaptation of a literary classic
3D animated short exploring digital identity
Installation exploring race and memory
Documentary on community-based art collectives
Virtual gallery of queer visual aesthetics
Study on censorship and visual propaganda in cinema
Art history zine focused on overlooked women artists
Augmented reality project reimagining classical sculpture
Analysis of montage in Soviet-era film
Interactive media piece on climate anxiety
Short animation inspired by African folklore
Cinematographic study of natural light in film noir
Experimental sound and video piece based on urban decay
Data visualization as artistic practice
Visual essay on aesthetics of protest
Retrospective on visual semiotics in pop music videos
Research-based curatorial proposal for public art museum
Develop your creative voice in film and visual media through Harvard’s studio-intensive AFVS program.
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