Bachelor in Film (BA)

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The Bachelor in Film is a degree for students who love making movies and want to turn their passion into a career. It's a 4-year program that teaches you the skills you need to succeed in the film industry. You'll learn from experienced filmmakers and get to work on real film projects.

The curriculum includes classes on screenwriting, directing, and editing. You'll also learn about film history, theory, and criticism. The program includes hands-on training, where you'll work on film sets, use industry-standard equipment, and collaborate with other students to make your own films. You'll develop skills in storytelling, visual effects, and sound design.

After graduating, you can work as a film director, a screenwriter, a film editor, a cinematographer, or a producer. You can also work in related fields, such as television, advertising, or video production. Many of our graduates have gone on to work on feature films, TV shows, and commercials, and have won awards for their work.