Arizona State University Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts 6 courses 120 total credits
A Bachelor of Arts program at The Sidney Poitier New American Film School empowers you with critical thinking skills to navigate new, complex and changing environments in the film industry. With a foundation in ethical and collaborative practices and project-based learning that uses state-of-the art technology, this inclusive, high-impact film school empowers you to be a part of the next generation of cinematic storytellers, with programs that emphasize the interdisciplinarity of filmmaking, the evolving landscape of the screen and the journey of a story from idea to intended audience. The BA program in film with a concentration in filmmaking practices builds on storytelling and equips you with the resilience and insight necessary not just to thrive in the industry, but to excel in your craft. In this holistic program, you gain a comprehensive understanding of the art, craft and business of filmmaking. You are equipped with a broad tool set, production skills and knowledge base to pursue diverse career paths in the entertainment industry. Los Angeles locationThe Los Angeles location for the BA program in film is accepting first-year students and transfer students with an associate degree in film or media production (or applicable credits) from Arizona and California community colleges.
| Total Credits | 120 credits |
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