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Center for Collaborative Arts and Media is an interdisciplinary arts research center that bridges diverse arts disciplines and fosters critical inquiry at the intersections of visual art, design, film, music/sound, performance, and computer science.The CCAM promotes interdisciplinary inquiry, discourse, production, and research across expanding fields of arts practice and supports collaborations in arts research across disciplines. The CCAM is open to all Yale students— graduate, professional, and undergraduate students alike. The faculty-led staff helps students identify research conduits at the Center, across campus, through inter-collegiate partnerships, and within industries, to bolster more innovative arts practices and partnerships at Yale.
Yale FilmNet is a collaborative community that connects and supports students, faculty, staff, and alums through filmmaking. Hosted by CCAM and working closely with the film faculty at Yale, FilmNet conducts technical workshops, partners with the film industry to develop programming, and organizes networking events for the Yale film community. From pre-production techniques to mentorship, Yale FilmNet provides the resources and community to support successful filmmaking at Yale.
The Bass Media Equipment Checkout offers an inventory of Prosumer and Professional-grade digital media production equipment to any affiliate of Yale with a billable library account. BMEC aims to be an accessible resource to all members of the Yale community regardless of background with digital media, and offers both equipment and support to patrons at the service center located in Bass library.
Films at the Whitney was inaugurated by the Whitney Humanities Center in 2009 to help foster a dynamic film culture at Yale. The program supports a host of film-related events, including film conferences and festivals, special screenings and workshops with visiting filmmakers , and faculty and student-organized screenings .
The Yale Film Archive supports teaching, learning, and research, and fosters a robust film culture at Yale through collection, preservation, access, and exhibition. The Film Archive’s holdings include nearly 6,000 35mm and 16mm prints in its film collection, over 50,000 assets in its circulating video collection, anda small but growing screenplay collection. The Film Archive is located on the 7th floor of Sterling Memorial Library, and its viewing facilities include private viewing booths, a research screening room (equipped for 3D), and two flatbed film viewing stations.
The Yale Arts Calendar features arts-related events across all programs, theaters, and galleries at Yale, giving our community and the public at large access to a consolidated source of arts information.