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University of Southern MississippiCurious to know if there is an archive of past student projects?
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Brooklyn College (CUNY) - Feirstein Graduate School of CinemaI am deciding between DePaul's MFA program and this school, and I was hoping to hear any input from alumni, current students, or anyone who knows...- Sosharp233
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Columbia University's School of the ArtsI am checking to see if others have received notification that Columbia’s deadline for their MFA film application has been extended until December...- zk-writer-01
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Stockholm University of ArtsHello. I am seriously thinking about applying to SKH, but I have no idea how the application process happens. Does anyone here know that? Thanks...
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Syracuse UniversityHow about now after a whole year? How are the connections plus the production side of the sets?
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The best two years of your life. Students concentrate on writing, directing, and producing in a very tight-knit community of rising creatives. Cohorts are intentionally curated to allow for a more immersive experience with faculty and visiting artists.
- Degrees Offered
- 2 Year MFA
- Low-Residency MFA
- MFA/MBA Dual Degree Program
- Concentrations
- Producing
- Screenwriting
- Instruction Format
- In-Person Only
- Hybrid (In-Person + Remote)
- Fully online
- Graduate Tuition (Annual)
- $10k to $30k
As one of the best film schools on the East coast, the Maurice Kanbar Institute of Film & Television at New York University Tisch School of the Arts gives film students the chance to turn iconic landscapes into low-budget film shoots and connect with world-renowned industry players.
In 2022, FilmSchool.org named NYU Tisch the Best East Coast Film School, and in 2023, The Hollywood Reporter ranked NYU Tisch the no. 3 best American film school. Notable faculty include award-winning filmmakers...
- Degrees Offered
- 4 Year BS
- 4 Year BFA
- 3 Year MFA
- MFA/MBA Dual Degree Program
- Certificate Program
- Summer Programs
- Concentrations
- Business / Film Dual Degree
- Film & Television Production
- Screenwriting
Named the No. 4 film school for five years in a row in The Hollywood Reporter's annual rankings of the top 25 American film schools, Chapman University's Dodge College of Film and Media offers top-notch filmmaking courses in an intimate learning environment. Notable alumni include The Duffer Brothers, the creators and showrunners of Stranger Things; filmmaker Justin Simien (Dear White People, Hollywood Black); filmmaker Parker Finn (Smile, Smile 2), and Emmy-winning actress Hannah Einbinder...
- Degrees Offered
- 4 Year BA
- 4 Year BA + 1 Year MA Dual
- 4 Year BFA
- 2 Year MA
- 2 Year MFA
- MFA/MBA Dual Degree Program
- Concentrations
- Acting
- Animation
- Broadcast Journalism
- Business / Film Dual Degree
- Character Animation
- Cinematography
- Color Grading
- Costume Design
- Creative Producing
- Documentary Filmmaking
- Editing
- Feature Film Production
- Film & Television Production
- Producing
- Production Design
- Public Relations and Advertising
- Screenwriting
- Set Design
- Showrunning & TV Series Development
- Sound / Sound Design
- Writing for Screen & Television
- Writing and Producing for Television
- Virtual Production
- Visual Effects (VFX)
- Instruction Format
- In-Person Only
- Undergraduate Tuition (Annual)
- $50k to $70k
- Graduate Tuition (Annual)
- $50k to $70k
Drexel University’s film program (housed in the Westphal College of Media Arts & Design) is defined by its professional-first approach. Unlike traditional theory-heavy programs, Drexel utilizes a Bachelor of Science (BS) model that integrates a mandatory six-month co-op, where students work full-time in the industry (LA, NY, or abroad) before graduating. It is a "workhorse" program that gets students on set from their first week and focuses heavily on the technical and business realities of...
- Degrees Offered
- 4 Year BS
- 2 Year MS
- MFA/MBA Dual Degree Program
- Concentrations
- Feature Film Production
- Instruction Format
- Primarily In-Person
- Undergraduate Tuition (Annual)
- $50k to $70k
York University in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, is a major public research university with one of Canada’s most established film and media education portfolios. Its School of the Arts, Media, Performance & Design (AMPD) houses the Department of Cinema & Media Arts, offering a range of undergraduate and graduate degree programs that integrate hands-on production training, critical theory, media analysis, and industry engagement.
- Degrees Offered
- 4 Year BA
- 4 Year BFA
- 2 Year MA
- 2 Year MFA
- Ph.D. Program
- MFA/MBA Dual Degree Program
- Concentrations
- Film & Television Production
- Screenwriting
- Instruction Format
- In-Person Only
- Undergraduate Tuition (Annual)
- $10k to 30k
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