Freewater Productions is Duke University’s foremost and only student-run production company, operating under the umbrella of Duke’s student union, the Duke University Union (DUU).

Freewater Presentations presents the latest blockbusters at Duke's Griffith Theater every Friday and Saturday. Look out for special events, including outdoor screenings, dive-ins at the pool, and more!

Free and open the public.

The Center for Documentary Studies at Duke University teaches, engages in, and presents documentary work grounded in collaborative partnerships and extended fieldwork that uses photography, film/video, audio, narrative writing, and experimental and new media to capture and convey contemporary memory, life, and culture.

Cinematic Arts (formerly Arts of the Moving Image) provides centralized coordination among the various Duke University departments and programs that provide classes, activities, and opportunities for students interested in film studies and moving image practice.

DEMAN (Duke Entertainment, Media & Arts Network) is Duke’s hub for creative industries.

A resource for Duke students, alumni, faculty, staff & advisors.

This program of the Center for Documentary Studies is one of the world’s premiere showcases for nonfiction cinema. Renowned for its film curation, support for artists, and vibrant atmosphere, Full Frame draws an international mix of 10,000-plus attendees to Durham every spring.

Screen/Society provides ambitious film programming for the Triangle community, specializing in theatrical premieres of global and independent art films and repertory programs, including international classics, Hollywood genre works, and director retrospectives. The free screenings take place in the Rubenstein Arts Center's Film Theater.

The official Universal Pictures page for Duke University. Learn more about exciting events and advanced screenings for new Universal films and NBC shows.