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The study of film is a broad area. From camera equipment to directing, from writing scripts and screenplays to lighting the stage, there are many different jobs available to students who want to pursue a degree in film.
Film Degrees
Course Offerings
Film Major – 37 Hours
The 37 hour FILM MAJOR requires the completion of one semester (16 hours) at the Los Angeles Film Studies Center (separate application process and costs – www.bestsemester.com), in addition to Campbellsville University’s 21 hour FILM MINOR (see below).
Required Courses (31 hours)
*Los Angeles Film Studies Center Program – 16 hours
- Hollywood Production Workshop – 4 hours
- Faith & Artistic Development in Film – 3 hours
- Internship: Inside Hollywood – 6 hours
- Elective (Choose One) – 3 hours
- Narrative Storytelling
- Professional Acting for the Camera
- Independent Study
- FLM 250 Film Appreciation – 3 hours
- FLM 300 Writing the Short Film – 3 hours
- FLM 330 Film Production – 3 hours
- FLM 351 Screen Acting – 3 hours
- FLM 400 Film Directing and Editing – 3 hours
Elective Courses (6 hours – select two)
- MAC 210 Mass Media and Society – 3 hours
- ART 320 Photography – 3 hours
- FLM/CHS 337 Theology in Film – 3 hours
- SPA 380/480 Special Topics: Hispanic Cinema & Culture – 3 hours
- FLM/POL 375 Politics and Film – 3 hours
Film Minor – 21 Hours
The Film Minor is simply the completion of all of the above, except for 16 hours earned at the Los Angeles Film Studies Center
Careers in Film
- Director
- Producer
- Editor
- Screen Writer
- Videographer
- Video Journalist
- Broadcast Presenter
- Camera Operator
- Event Manager
- Production Manager
- Location Manager
- Art Director
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