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Jeremy Butler <[log in to unmask]>
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Fri, 18 Mar 1994 11:30:41 CST
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On Fri, 18 Mar 1994 10:45:50 EDT Julie Simon said:
>I have a student who is looking for a graduate program in documentary
>film/video.  She wants something that balances both production and
>theory.  I suggested Temple and American University....
>
>She asked about:
>University of Oregon - Eugene
 
Oregon recently *dissolved* its film/TV division (which was within
Speech).  Some film/TV courses are still taught within English, but
the production component is being phased out, I think.
 
>Arizona State
 
The Walter Cronkite School of Journalism (name might not be exactly right)
is there and ASU runs a PBS affiliate (KAET).  So there are opportunities
for television journalism.  I'm not sure, however, what sort of doc
theory is offered.
 
U of Ariz, in Tucson, has a program in Media Arts that does combine
theory and production, however.  Mary Beth Haralovich (you out there
MB?) might be able to tell you more about that.
 
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