One evening a week for the first six weeks of the semester, then two evenings a week. The George Amberg Memorial Film Study Center is a department facility designed to aid Cinema Studies students and faculty in their research projects and class assignments. The Study Center houses the department film and video collections, a library of fil m related print materials and small rooms equipped for viewing film and video. All Cinema Studies majors, graduate and undergraduate, have access to Study Center facilities.
Majors can check out material for designated periods and book appointments to view films and videos.
No viewing appointments will be booked for students in these classes without written permission from the inst ructor. However, many of the films from the core courses are available on video tape in Bobst Library's Avery Fisher Center for Music and Media. Non-majors enrolled in graduate Cinema Studies classes may make viewing appointments. Non-majors in any Cinema Studies class may check out library materials for short loan periods by leaving their student ID card at the Study Center desk. Video systems for viewing international format tapes are also available.