Bachelor's Degrees in Film
BA, BS and BFA degrees in film production, cinema, screenwriting and film studies, plus broader film degrees with an officially named pathway.
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Listed alphabetically by school. This directory is not a ranking — editorial selections are published separately under Top Schools. What we list
Visual Arts Bachelor of Science Completion Program with a Concentration in Film
Art, Film, and Visual Studies (concentration)
Bachelor of Arts in Media, Journalism and Film — Television & Film Production
Documentary Studies and Production (B.A.)
Television, Film, and Digital Media (B.S.)
Writing for Film, Television, & Emerging Media (B.F.A.)
BA in Film, Television, and Media Studies
BFA in Film and Television Production
B.A. in Film & Photography, Film Option
BA, BS and BFA: what the award tells you
A Bachelor of Fine Arts usually devotes a larger share of credits to studio and production work; a Bachelor of Arts balances the major with broader liberal-arts study; some schools award a Bachelor of Science for film or cinema. The award alone does not tell you how much hands-on production a program includes — compare the published curriculum.
Some schools admit students into the film major in their first year, others after a portfolio review or once prerequisite courses are complete. Transfer and degree-completion routes are shown on each program when the school publishes them.
In this directory: 30 BFA, 33 BA and 9 BS programs. BA vs. BFA in Film