Anthropology Film Center

Last updated February 14, 2026

Anthropology Film Center was a filmmaking school in Santa Fe, New Mexico. It was at one time the only school in the United States that focused on ethnographic films.^[1]

Carroll and Joan Williams founded the school in 1965.^[1] Class size was between 10–20 students.^[1]

References

1 2 3 Bowman, Jon. "Anthropology Film Center: 20 Years and Still Rolling", Pasatiempo magazine , February 22, 1985, pages 1, 4–5 ( The New Mexican , Santa Fe/Northern New Mexico, 136th year, issue number 52). (subscription required)

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[Bowman-1] 1 2 3 Bowman, Jon. "Anthropology Film Center: 20 Years and Still Rolling", Pasatiempo magazine , February 22, 1985, pages 1, 4–5 ( The New Mexican , Santa Fe/Northern New Mexico, 136th year, issue number 52). (subscription required)

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