UNM-Taos Film & Digital Media Arts
"Think Global, Live Local, Go Lobos!"
The two-year Associate Degree in Film and Digital Media Arts teaches technical “hands-on” skills and how to develop an entrepreneurial mindset. Students emerge from the program with the training necessary to work in the media industry and produce their own original content. Students graduate from the program with a capstone project in their reel and skills to launch a media career. For motivated, career driven students, we offer a Film Technician Certificate program. This degree articulates with the Bachelor of Arts degree in Film and Digital Media Arts at UNM Main campus. Students should consult with an advisor prior to enrollment.
Call 575-779-6215 to Register or visit www.taos.unm.edu.
RECENT WORK:
unsung heroes 2025
For 25 years, Taos News has proudly published the stories of our community’s Unsung Heroes and Citizen of the Year—ordinary people doing extraordinary things that make a difference in the lives of others. This year, a crack team of UNM-Taos FDMA students under the direction of Peter Walker captured their stories. Read the Taos News article here.
Portfolio
NEW MEXICO FILM NETWORKS
Each year our Instructors participate in industry workshops, film festivals, and gatherings of creative professionals. These networks are shared with our students in the forms of; internships, production assistant gigs, special guests, and workshops you would only find in a dynamic college environment. Three of our students have won awards from the New Mexico Film Foundation and six have won camera prizes from Canon. Each year, new opportunities present themselves for which we encourage students to take the initiative and apply. Over the last few years many students have gotten paid jobs through our dynamic network.
MEDIA ENTREPRENEUR and CAREER TRAINING
unsung heroes 2024
For 24 years, Taos News has proudly published the stories of our community’s Unsung Heroes and Citizen of the Year—ordinary people doing extraordinary things that make a difference in the lives of others. This year, a crack team of UNM-Taos FDMA students under the direction of Peter Walker captured their stories. Read the Taos News article here.