Are there any courses that combine sociology with filmmaking?

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Yes, there are courses that combine sociology with filmmaking. Some universities offer programs like media and cultural studies visual anthropology or documentary filmmaking which explore social issues through film. You can also look for specialised master's programs in visual sociology or media stu

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