Comunicación y Artes Audiovisuales
Create powerful and inclusive visual narratives that contribute to social transformation
Reasons to study
this degree at ITESO
Learn from professors active in the audiovisual industry, with extensive professional experience and recognized track record in film and other audiovisual arts, including filmmakers and artists nominated for the Ariel Awards.
Study a career that integrates technical-expressive skills with critical, proactive, collaborative training and a gender perspective through audiovisual language.
Become part of a community whose students and alumni receive support from institutions such as FONCA, IMCINE, FILMA, and PECDA, in addition to earning recognition at national and international festivals.
- Film, television and video game industries
- Advertising agencies
- Production companies
- Create your own content
- Filmmakers
- Film distributors
Professional development
Create your own company and generate employment opportunities with a people-centered approach to business.
- Develop your idea and business model with the support of a specialized consultancy, from the initial idea of your company until it reaches maturity.
- Learn to gather, interpret, and use valuable information for starting and sustaining your business.
- It launches social economy entrepreneurship projects, generating economic growth through cooperation, inclusion, and trust, in order to achieve a shared benefit for society.
Center for Innovation and Technology Management
Explore an ecosystem of innovation and competitiveness where you can develop technology-based projects in strategic sectors such as electronics, green energy, information technology, and pharmaceuticals, while generating a positive impact on society. By joining the Technology Business Incubator, you can enjoy the following benefits:
- Application of knowledge and management of technological projects.
- Effective linkage with public and private institutions and civil organizations, among other actors in the economy.
- Opportunities to contribute to economic, social and environmental development.
Learn about the services that ITESO offers to help you enter the workforce.
Do your professional internship and start building your experience and career path.
Connect with national and international companies through the job bank or job and entrepreneurship fairs.
Participate in professional networks that open up collaboration opportunities for you.
Develop your resume and work portfolio with personalized advice.
Program director
Alana Simões Orozco, MA
Filmmaker and academic. She holds a Master's degree in Critical Theory from the Institute of Critical Studies (17), a Bachelor's degree in Communication Sciences (University of Havana–Ceneval), and a specialization in Documentary Film from the EICTV (International Film and Television School). Her work focuses on non-fiction cinema, with research interests in audiovisual ethics, representation, and new narratives from a critical and negativity perspective. She has taught, tutored, and served on juries at various institutions. Her films 'My Brother' (2018) and 'The Fault' (2024) have been selected for national and international film festivals and have received support from FONCA (National Fund for Culture and the Arts) and IMCINE (Mexican Film Institute). They are available on streaming platforms.