OC Film School at Olympic College
Applications are being accepted for Fall 2022!
Olympic College's Digital Filmmaking programs provide you formal hands-on film production training and education, and impart the critical thinking and leadership abilities necessary for you to excel in the digital entertainment industry.
As a student in our Bachelor and Associate Filmmaking programs, using the latest software, cameras, and other production, you will learn screenwriting, producing, acting, directing, editing and post-production. Along the way, you will learn about the business of filmmaking, including hands-on experience with production insurance and film distribution.
Our curriculum is a unique blend of advanced practical training and film theory, taught by working filmmaking professionals. By integrating concentrated classroom study with intensive production experience, all the major filmmaking disciplines are used to create multiple advanced student film projects. You will hone your narrative storytelling skills and refine the technical skills and artistic sensibilities necessary to compete in the new frontiers of digital filmmaking. Our philosophy stipulates that the fruits of theory realize their full maturity in the demonstrated practical application of the art.
The contemporary dramatic artist is a digital artist. This is vital because whether seeking employment or applying to graduate schools, the knowledge and training in digital moviemaking you acquire at Olympic College means greater success upon graduation.
Applications are being accepted for Fall 2022!
Olympic College's Digital Filmmaking programs provide you formal hands-on film production training and education, and impart the critical thinking and leadership abilities necessary for you to excel in the digital entertainment industry.
As a student in our Bachelor and Associate Filmmaking programs, using the latest software, cameras, and other production, you will learn screenwriting, producing, acting, directing, editing and post-production. Along the way, you will learn about the business of filmmaking, including hands-on experience with production insurance and film distribution.
Our curriculum is a unique blend of advanced practical training and film theory, taught by working filmmaking professionals. By integrating concentrated classroom study with intensive production experience, all the major filmmaking disciplines are used to create multiple advanced student film projects. You will hone your narrative storytelling skills and refine the technical skills and artistic sensibilities necessary to compete in the new frontiers of digital filmmaking. Our philosophy stipulates that the fruits of theory realize their full maturity in the demonstrated practical application of the art.
The contemporary dramatic artist is a digital artist. This is vital because whether seeking employment or applying to graduate schools, the knowledge and training in digital moviemaking you acquire at Olympic College means greater success upon graduation.
- Undergrad Application Fee
- $50.00
Quick Facts
Deadlines, Decisions, & Enrollment
Notification of Decision:
By the end of Spring Quarter (mid-June) for those students who applied by the Early, Preferred, and Out-of-State application deadline.
Tuition & Cost of Attendance
Undergraduate Tuition (Annual):
Tuition & Cost of Attendance Details:
Annual:
Bachelor Degree - $6900 (Resident)
Associate Degree - $4500 (Resident)
For a student taking a full load of 15 credit hours, tuition per quarter is:
Bachelor’s Degree: Resident $2,205.00, Non-Resident $2,354.75, Non US Citizen Non-Resident $6,203.05
Associate Degree: Resident $1,375.50, Non-Resident $1,557.65, Non US Citizen Non-Resident $3,190.45
Fees: $95 per quarter - Production and Equipment Insurance ($20), Student Service ($20), Technology ($35), Security Enhancement Fee ($20) – (Bachelor’s degree students pay an additional $50.00 Technology Fee.)
2021 Lower Division Tuition
2021 Upper Division Tuition
2021 Fees
Bachelor Degree - $6900 (Resident)
Associate Degree - $4500 (Resident)
For a student taking a full load of 15 credit hours, tuition per quarter is:
Bachelor’s Degree: Resident $2,205.00, Non-Resident $2,354.75, Non US Citizen Non-Resident $6,203.05
Associate Degree: Resident $1,375.50, Non-Resident $1,557.65, Non US Citizen Non-Resident $3,190.45
Fees: $95 per quarter - Production and Equipment Insurance ($20), Student Service ($20), Technology ($35), Security Enhancement Fee ($20) – (Bachelor’s degree students pay an additional $50.00 Technology Fee.)
2021 Lower Division Tuition
2021 Upper Division Tuition
2021 Fees
Scholarships
Scholarship Opportunities Detailed:
We provide a budget to all of our senior thesis film projects. The amounts vary, and depend upon the needs of each production. We finance special equipment purchases, props, wardrobe, makeup, and supplies. A typical award varies from $500-$1200 for short films and $5000-$7000 for long-form content. Additionally, the college provides a pool of funds typically about $15,000.00 to finance extracurricular student films.
Olympic College offers Federal Pell Grants, Federal Direct Student, Federal Direct PLUS Loans, Private Loans, Olympic College Grants, Olympic College Foundation Scholarships, Outside Scholarships, State Need Grants, Tuition Waivers, Federal and State Work Study programs, and other major programs that provide substantial aid to students such as Opportunity Grants, Students In Need Group, Work First, and Worker Retraining programs.
Olympic College offers Federal Pell Grants, Federal Direct Student, Federal Direct PLUS Loans, Private Loans, Olympic College Grants, Olympic College Foundation Scholarships, Outside Scholarships, State Need Grants, Tuition Waivers, Federal and State Work Study programs, and other major programs that provide substantial aid to students such as Opportunity Grants, Students In Need Group, Work First, and Worker Retraining programs.
Copyrights & Production
Equipment Access
Facilities
Cameras & Equipment
Software Taught
Internship Opportunities
Internship Opportunities Detailed:
Yes
