Film Production Degrees

• Hands-on production of short films, often culminating in a thesis film
• Rotations through directing, cinematography, sound, editing and producing roles
• Production management, safety and set procedure
• Screenings and critique of student work

This is a practical field: expect production coursework, equipment use and collaborative projects. Many programs combine film and television; profiles note when they do.

• Dedicated degree (68): The degree itself is in this field.
• Named concentration (18): An officially named concentration, specialization or track inside the degree.
• Broader film degree (11): A broader film degree whose official curriculum substantially covers this field.

A single elective is never counted as a concentration or as substantial curriculum. One program can appear in several fields; it is still one listing.

Production programs usually ask for a creative portfolio: a short film or reel, sometimes with a written statement or a visual project. Requirements differ by school and by pathway.

Requirements are recorded item by item on each program profile — required, optional, pathway-specific or explicitly not required. If a school does not publish its policy, we say so. Admissions hub and checklist

By level: Bachelor's (57) · Master's (40)

• Film Directing
• Cinematography
• Film Studies
• Screenwriting
• Producing
• Editing
• Film Production vs Film Studies
• Preparing a Film School Portfolio