Ted M. Salins

Professor Ted M. Salins is a faculty member in the Department of Film Studies at Randolph-Macon College. He holds an MFA in Fine Arts from Pratt Institute (1977) and a BFA in Fine Arts from Virginia Commonwealth University (1974). A filmmaker and writer from Washington, D.C., Salins teaches courses in filmmaking and screenwriting, including FILM 210 (Introduction to Film), FILM 261 (Writing for Film), and FILM 262 (Filmmaking).

• MFA, Pratt Institute, 1977 - Fine Arts
• BFA, Virginia Commonwealth University, 1974 - Fine Arts

His research and pedagogical interests focus on film theory, cinematic techniques, and narrative development for visual media. As a practicing filmmaker and writer, he contributes creative and practical expertise to the college's film programs.