Accomplished faculty instruct, guide and inspire Edinboro students to achieve and lead. EU faculty are recognized for their commitment to student success and creating a personal and engaging academic environment.
Student competitions, gallery exhibitions and portfolio development help students prepare for life as professional artists. With the knowledge and skills they gained at EU, graduates enjoy success across the U.S. and around the world.
Edinboro students thrive in an exciting, artistic environment. Visiting artists provide inspiration, student organizations offer support, and exceptional studio facilities enable them to develop their own personal aesthetic.
Edinboro University’s Art Department is accredited by National Association of Schools of Art & Design (NASAD).
Brian Fuller heads Edinboro’s Film and Video program. An M.F.A. graduate of the University of North Carolina-Greensboro (named a top film school by the American Society of Cinematographers), Fuller is a C.I.N.E.- and Emmy Award-winning filmmaker. His films have been screened at Grauman’s Egyptian Theater, the Statue of Liberty’s IMAX Dome and on PBS as well as at festival venues around the world. A career educator, Fuller has helped student filmmakers earn more than 60 competitive prizes. His graduates shoot for ESPN, edit Drunk History, design apps for The Ellen DeGeneres Show, document the perilous ascent of Yosemite’s Dawn Wall, crew major Hollywood movies and make commercial and promotional films at regional production houses across the country. Fuller frequently hires the most promising of his current students to collaborate on his own films
As a Film and Video major, you’ll have access to an extensive inventory of high-definition cameras, studio and location lights, shotgun and wireless microphones, dual-system audio recorders and professional grip equipment. A corps of senior student lab aides loan and maintain these tools to complete both course assignments and supplemental personal projects.
Edinboro mediamakers edit in a server-based environment which supports collaborative work with filmmaking’s large media files. Classroom workstations and post-production laboratories are outfitted with the latest versions of industry-standard software. Additionally, students are welcome to reserve Doucette Hall’s soundstage and audio recording studios.
Find yourself in our vibrant community of artists.