Cinema
The Cinema program at Old Dominion University offers a comprehensive education in film studies, production, and theory. Students gain hands-on experience in screenwriting, directing, and cinematography using state-of-the-art facilities. The program prepares graduates for careers in the film industry, media production, and related fields, fostering creativity and professional skills.
Visit ODU Film
Come visit us for a Cinema/TV Academic Day! On October 12 and November 22, high school students are invited to to spend a half-day with ODU Film. Join a filmmaking class, meet current students, get a tour and information about our programs. All cinema-interested future Monarchs are welcome to join us for this event - not just intended majors! Academic Days ►
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The Monarch Short-Film Festival will have its second edition this 2023-2024 academic year. This annual event will showcase and highlight the work of ODU Film Students and Alumni*. The Festival is a competitive event where members of a jury will individually watch and assign points (1-10) to each of the movies submitted.


"American Dreamer" (starring, Jim Gaffigan and directed by Derrick Borte) offered real-world experiences for a group of 28 ODU students.

The Monarch Short-Film Festival will have its second edition this 2023-2024 academic year. This annual event will showcase and highlight the work of ODU Film Students and Alumni*. The Festival is a competitive event where members of a jury will individually watch and assign points (1-10) to each of the movies submitted.


"American Dreamer" (starring, Jim Gaffigan and directed by Derrick Borte) offered real-world experiences for a group of 28 ODU students.

The Monarch Short-Film Festival will have its second edition this 2023-2024 academic year. This annual event will showcase and highlight the work of ODU Film Students and Alumni*. The Festival is a competitive event where members of a jury will individually watch and assign points (1-10) to each of the movies submitted.