Producing Degrees
Creative development, financing, production organization and the business side of film.
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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
MFA in Motion Pictures & Television
Screenwriting and Development (MA)
MFA in Motion Picture Arts - Production
MFA in Film and Television Production
MFA in Writing and Producing for Television
MFA in Film, Television and New Media
MFA in Producing for Film and Television
What producing covers
- Development and project packaging
- Budgeting, scheduling and production management
- Financing, distribution and entertainment business
- Producing student and thesis productions
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, concentration or broader film degree
- Dedicated degree (10): The degree itself is in this field.
- Named concentration (19): An officially named concentration, specialization or track inside the degree.
- Broader film degree (7): 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.
Admissions and portfolios
Producing pathways may ask for a resume, a statement, a project proposal or examples of projects you organized; check each program.
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 (9) · Master's (27)