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Middlebury College – Film
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School Website Length to Graduate: 4 Years Location: VT-Middlebury Students per Class: 11-20 Tuition to Graduate: $208,480 Subject: Cinematography, Film Production, Film Studies |
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DESCRIPTION
The Film & Media Culture department is the place at Middlebury to study film production as well as criticism and history. We do not see ourselves as a “film school,” as we do not specialize in production and our curriculum is not primarily designed to prepare students for jobs in the industry. Instead, we believe that film and media are a key part of a liberal arts curriculum, and the creative process in all art forms strengthens a student’s education.
Students can get hands-on education in video production, animation, digital art, and writing for the screen as a component of a broader education in film and media.
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School Website Length to Graduate: 4 Years Location: PA-Lancaster Students per Class: 11-20 Tuition to Graduate: $164,360 Subject: Cinematography, Film Production, Film Studies |
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DESCRIPTION
F&M’s Film & Media Studies curriculum reflects the liberal arts orientation of the department and the college as a whole. It is our philosophy that smart and gifted young people who wish to pursue a career in film or the media are best served by a well-rounded education in the field, which includes challenging analytical courses in addition to a variety of practical courses.
We also make a point to open all of our courses to students from across the curriculum, since in today’s media saturated world, students in every discipline benefit from training in media analysis and production. Indeed, although some of our students do become film and media professionals, many go on to pursue careers in other fields, including business, law, science, writing, art, and higher education.
Tagged: Art, business, career, Careers, college, creative, education, Film, hr, IL, LA, Media, New, ny, OC, pr, production, research, theatre, videoFlorida State University Film School
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School Website Length to Graduate: 4 Years Location: FL-Tallahassee Students per Class: 21-30 Tuition to Graduate: $119,964 Subject: Cinematography, Film Directing, Film Editing, Film Production, Film Studies, Screenwriting |
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DESCRIPTION
Recently recognized by The Directors Guild of America for its distinguished contribution to American culture, The Florida State University College of Motion Picture Arts provides professional training to a limited number of the very brightest students in the world.
Small enrollments allow the faculty of professional filmmakers to maintain the high caliber of education necessary for graduates to succeed in an extremely competitive industry.
ADVANTAGES
Film School students are assigned industry mentors upon graduation, enabling nearly 100% of them to find work in the industry within 12 months.
THINGS TO CONSIDER
The FSU Film School is one of the most highly ranked in America. Its students have won over 700 awards, prizes and featured screenings at national and international festivals, including those of the Cannes Film Festival, the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, the Coca-Cola Collegiate Competition and the Pioneer Electronics Collegiate Competition.
FINANCIAL AID
The traditional types of financial aid, which includes include grants, loans, and work-study are available.
SCHOLARSHIPS
All merit scholarships are awarded automatically based upon high school academic GPA and test performance, which we obtain from your application for admission.
CERTIFICATIONS
The Florida State University is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools to award associate, bachelors, masters, and doctor’s degrees.
SUMMARY
The FSU Film School is one of the most highly ranked in America. Its students have won over 700 awards, prizes and featured screenings at national and international festivals, including those of the Cannes Film Festival, the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, the Coca-Cola Collegiate Competition and the Pioneer Electronics Collegiate Competition.
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Ithaca College – Film, Photography and Visual Arts
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School Website Length to Graduate: 4 Years Location: NY-Ithaca Students per Class: 11-20 Tuition to Graduate: $33,630 Subject: Cinematography, Film Studies, Screenwriting |
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DESCRIPTION
If you’re interested in the creative possibilities of the visual media, consider entering our bachelor of fine arts program. The film, photography, and visual arts program differs from the B.S. program in cinema and photography by adding coursework in the other fine arts. Rather than focusing on one specific medium, you’ll be encouraged to explore the whole spectrum of visual culture.
Beginning in your freshman year, you’ll take many of the same classes in photography and film production as cinema and photography majors (bring your own digital SLR camera and light meter), and you’ll spend as much time in the darkroom or at an editing station as they do. But you’ll also venture into the television studios for video production classes and trek over to the art studio for lessons in drawing.
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School Website Length to Graduate: 4 Years Location: VA-Roanoke Students per Class: 1-10 Tuition to Graduate: $115,640 Subject: Film Studies, Screenwriting |
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DESCRIPTION
You will become part of a supportive community of screenwriters, filmmakers, and scholars who share a love of the art of film. Class sizes are small and you will enjoy regular interaction with a distinguished faculty from Hollins and institutions across the country.
Aside from classes, you will benefit from an exciting series of visiting screenwriters, filmmakers, and film scholars during each summer term, in addition to a regular series of film screenings and discussions. You will live on Hollins’ historic and beautiful campus, minutes from the Blue Ridge Parkway and the Appalachian Trail. Although the setting is decidedly pastoral, you are also minutes from the small city of Roanoke (250,000 in the metro area), which offers many cultural amenities.
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School Website Length to Graduate: 4 Years Location: MA-South Hadley Students per Class: 1-10 Tuition to Graduate: $160,280 Subject: Film Studies |
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DESCRIPTION
From narrative to documentary to experimental film, film serves as both a cultural force and an artistic medium. The Film Studies Program introduces students to the academic study of film from a variety of critical and disciplinary perspectives. As part of the liberal arts tradition, film is studied in relation to all the arts, humanities, and social sciences.
Courses expose students to cultural, historical, formal, and theoretical analyses of films from a range of world cinematic traditions. In addition, students study the language of imagery, a language built on a vocabulary of light, sound, camera angles, editing patterns, set design, costume, and music. New media are also explored and opportunities to study film/video production are offered.
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