Located in the heart of Austin's dynamic cultural scene, UT Radio-Television-Film is the incubator of many of today’s most innovative media professionals and scholars. Part cutting-edge film school, part world-class media studies program, we equip our students with the tools they need—through media production and storytelling fundamentals, experiential learning, and critical studies in global media industries, history, culture, and preservation—to master the evolving 21st-century media landscape.
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Matthew McConaughey Class
Directors: RTF Script-to-Screen Students
All Around
Director: T.J. Martinez (MFA '16)
Before You Know It
Director: PJ Raval (Associate Professor)
By the River of Babylon
Director: Don Howard (Associate Professor)
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Texas Monthly features MFA student documentaries
The last segment in Texas Monthly's 4-part film series highlighting UT Radio-Television-Film graduate student documentaries features Huay-Bing Law's (Lecturer, MFA '17) short, "From Tonga", which explores how Tongan immigrants revitalized the local high school football team in Euless, Texas.
In case you missed them, read more about the previous films in the series, TJ Martinez’s "All Around," Joel Fendelman’s "Auction," and Annie Silverstein’s short, "Night at the Dance."
Featured Programs
RTF offers Workshops & Camps
Learn more about our summer media camps and adult workshops, taught by some of the best filmmakers and faculty in Austin.
Emergent and Digital Media
Building on the foundation of the groundbreaking UT3D initiative, today's Emergent & Digital Media Program blends innovations in interactive and immersive storytelling with state-of-the-art technology.
Media Industry Conversations (MIC)
Industry professionals discuss today's evolving media landscape in new speaker series.
Media Studies Colloquium
This lecture series is designed to expose students to the diversity of media studies scholarship, provide models for research presentations, and enable advanced graduate students to present work related to their dissertation projects.
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