Introduction to Film Production
Covers the basics of film production, including camera techniques, lighting, and sound design.
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Curriculum and careers
Film & Television Production is a major focused on the creation and development of visual media content. Students learn the art of storytelling through film and television, gaining skills in directing, producing, editing, cinematography, and screenwriting.
Core course themes
Screenwriting
Focuses on the fundamentals of writing scripts for film and television, emphasizing narrative structure and character development.
Cinematography
Explores the art of visual storytelling through camera work, lighting, and shot composition.
Film Editing
Teaches the technical and creative aspects of assembling footage to create a coherent and engaging story.
Directing for Film and Television
Provides insights into directing actors and crew to bring a script to life on screen.
Producing for Film and Television
Covers the business and logistical aspects of film and television production, from budgeting to distribution.
Common roles
- Film Director
- Television Producer
- Screenwriter
- Film Editor
- Cinematographer
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Difficulty & workloadPositive
Great program with a lot of time commitment. Get ready to be on set or networking at weekends. Not friendly for lazy people
Support & communityPositive
Essential when it comes to building a network for career. The faculty is the best in the country and so supportive.
Enjoyment & fitPositive
I enjoyed how hands-on and flexible the Film & Television Production program was. It’s a great fit for students who want to explore different areas of filmmaking and find their own creative direction.
Courses & teachingPositive
It’s a good major if you enjoy watching films. You watch a lot of films and write about them. LMU does well
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