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Schools with Film Degree Programs

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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

Lipscomb University

Nashville, TNPrivate nonprofit

Lipscomb University's Department of Cinematic Arts in Nashville, part of the College of Entertainment & the Arts, offers in-person BA and BFA degrees in film production, with capstone projects, an optional Los Angeles internship program and travel to the Sundance Film Festival. Student films are shown each spring at the Five Minute Film Festival.

Loyola Marymount University campus — I took this photograph on a nice day at LMU .

Loyola Marymount University

Los Angeles, CAPrivate nonprofit

Loyola Marymount University's School of Film and Television (SFTV) offers MFA degrees in Film and Television Production, Writing for the Screen, and Writing and Producing for Television, and undergraduate degrees in Film and Television Production (BFA), Screenwriting (BA), and Film, Television, and Media Studies (BA). Programs are delivered in person at the Westchester and Playa Vista campuses in Los Angeles.

Mount Saint Mary's University campus — The Doheny Mansion, centerpiece of Mount St. Mary's College's Doheny Campus in Los Angeles, California

Mount Saint Mary's University

Los Angeles, CAPrivate nonprofit

Mount Saint Mary's University, Los Angeles offers a BFA in Film and Media and a BS in Film, Media and Social Justice, plus low-residency MFA programs in Film, Television and New Media, Screenwriting, and Producing for Film and Television, with production courses at its Hollywood Studio.

New York Film Academy campus — Нью-Йоркская киноакадемия

New York Film Academy

Burbank, CAPrivate for-profit

New York Film Academy's Los Angeles campus in Burbank offers accelerated MFA degrees in Filmmaking, Cinematography, Screenwriting and Producing and BFA degrees in Filmmaking and Screenwriting, among other arts degrees. Tuition is charged per semester with separate departmental program fees, and students also pay for their own production expenses.

Northwestern University campus — "The Arch" at the main entrance to Northwestern University 's Evanston, Illinois campus

Northwestern University

Evanston, ILPrivate nonprofit

Northwestern's Department of Radio/Television/Film in the School of Communication offers an undergraduate major in Radio/Television/Film, a two-year MFA in Documentary Media, a two-year MFA in Writing for the Screen and Stage, and a PhD in Screen Cultures. The program sites state that admitted MFA and PhD students receive full tuition and a stipend.

Regent University campus — The Regent University Student Center, containing the Regent Ordinary (dining commons) and various administrative offices

Regent University

Virginia Beach, VAPrivate nonprofit

Regent University's School of Communication & the Arts offers film degrees from a Christian worldview: an on-campus MFA in Film & Television Production and BFA in Film & Television, and online graduate degrees in screenwriting, film producing and film and media culture.

School of Visual Arts campus — School of Visual Arts (SVA NYC)

School of Visual Arts

New York, NYPrivate for-profit

School of Visual Arts in New York offers a 120-credit BFA in Film with Cinematography, Directing or Editing specializations and a one-year, 30-credit Master of Professional Studies in Film Directing. Both programs end in thesis films screened at SVA Theatre.

Stony Brook University

Stony Brook, NYPublic

Stony Brook University offers an MFA in Film with directing, screenwriting and producing tracks and an MFA in TV Writing, both taught at the Stony Brook Manhattan Center in New York City. The MFA in Film is run in association with Killer Films producers Christine Vachon and Pamela Koffler.

Syracuse University campus — Syracuse University -2, Syracuse, N.Y LCCN2007661167

Syracuse University

Syracuse, NYPrivate nonprofit

At Syracuse University, the College of Visual and Performing Arts' Department of Film and Media Arts offers a BFA and an MFA in film that combine independent production with film history and theory. The S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications separately offers a BS and an MS in Television, Radio and Film, with undergraduate tracks that include cinematography, production and screenwriting.

Temple University campus — Temple's w:Fox School of Business - Alter Hall, 13th & Montgomery

Temple University

Philadelphia, PAPublic

Temple's Department of Film and Media Arts, in the School of Theater, Film and Media Arts, offers a BA in Film and Media Arts (with optional cinematography, post production, producing and screen studies concentrations), a BFA with directing, screenwriting or animation and media arts concentrations, an MFA in Film and Media Arts, and a PhD in Documentary Arts and Visual Research for MFA holders.

The University of Texas at Austin campus — Sundown

The University of Texas at Austin

Austin, TXPublic

The Department of Radio-Television-Film at UT Austin offers a BS in Radio-Television-Film, a three-year MFA in Film and Media Production, a two-year MFA in Screenwriting, and an MA and PhD in Radio-Television-Film with a Media Studies concentration. Students have access to equipment checkout, six production studios, a green screen, a motion capture studio and Dolby Atmos mix suites.

University of California-Berkeley campus — Memorial Glade and Sather Tower on the campus of the University of California, Berkeley in Berkeley , California , Unite

University of California-Berkeley

Berkeley, CAPublic

UC Berkeley's Department of Film & Media offers a BA in Film & Media focused on film and media history, theory and analysis, with application-based production and screenwriting courses, and a research PhD in Film & Media with a five-year funding package. The department does not offer a terminal master's degree.

University of California-Los Angeles campus — Royce Hall, University of California, Los Angeles (23-09-2003)

University of California-Los Angeles

Los Angeles, CAPublic

UCLA's Department of Film, Television and Digital Media, part of the School of Theater, Film and Television, offers a BA in Film and Television, MFA programs in production/directing, cinematography, screenwriting and producing, and an MA and PhD in Cinema and Media Studies. Graduate programs are full-time and admit students once a year for the Fall Quarter.