FDMA 305

Business of Filmmaking/Animation

New Mexico State University-Main Campus · UGRD · Fall 2026

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This course provides an in-depth exploration of the film industry’s economic, legal, and organizational frameworks, from development through distribution. Students will examine the roles of unions, guilds, and key industry stakeholders; learn fundamentals of financing models, tax incentives, and contract structures; and analyze how technological and market shifts—such as streaming and global distribution—continue to reshape the business of filmmaking. Through case studies and project-based work, students will gain practical insights into budgeting, producing, and pitching film projects, preparing them for professional participation in an evolving media landscape.

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