The Department of Art & Art History is an interdisciplinary department of Stanford University offering both undergraduate and graduate degrees in art history, art practice, documentary filmmaking and field studies. The Scholarly and artistic work produced by the faculty of this department includes publications, artworks in many media, design projects, documentary films and exhibitions. Students that will take Art History will have a discipline that strives to understand the original context of Art’s making and reception. They will come to know the subsequent circulation, collection and display of an art. 

Colombia University School of the Arts is a thriving school with a diverse community of talented and committed artists from around the world. Their faculty comprises acclaimed and internationally renowned artists, playwrights’ producers and scholars. New York is the home of this University, and it is one of the capitals of the world. They have a Theatre MFA Program which is designed collaboratively, internationally and interdisciplinary. 

The School in Cinematic Arts at the University of Southern California is divided into seven divisions that work together to train the leaders, media makers and scholars of tomorrow. This school has a reputation for being on the forefront of advances in technology and entertainment. SCA is the only media school in the world that teaches all the major disciplines of the Cinematic Arts. This University claims that they can offer unique interdisciplinary learning experiences. 

CFILM (College of Film and the Moving Image) was founded in Wesleyan University’s liberal-arts tradition. It fosters the study and practice of visual storytelling. Major and minor are both offered in film studies in this department. The moving image in a collaborative manner that combines historical and cultural analysis with film making is what faculty and students’ approach in both beginning and advanced levels. Some of the courses emphasized in film studies are aesthetics, authorship and technology.

The Department of English at Carnegie Mellon University has a degree in Film & Visual Media which allows for a complex blend of creative, professional and technical competencies. This program is designed to train skills in creating, analyzing and developing film. From theoretical framing and historical contextualization, it offers courses in film and visual media. Their Department is a combination of creative writers, digital humanities instructors, visual communication researchers and many more.

Cinema Studies students at New York University are engaged with the moving image in all of its aspects, forms and platforms across the world. They don’t pay attention to the margins alone but also to its mainstream. They do not stop experimenting with exciting new forms of research. They become critics, creators and curators. 

In Boston University, COM Film & Television program, they teach their students how to create movies. The first thing they’ll teach their students is to hone their art of storytelling. They will study the art of writing, image creation, managing and producing. Studying about the theory and history of film and television will also be a part of their improving skills. With enough knowledge students will soon develop a deep understanding of the motion picture medium.

University of Miami is producing and screenwriting with an innovative and independent streak through their study of film production. They guide their students while they concentrate in production, screenwriting and producing. They train their students to advance their skills both in technical proficiency and critical studies. They promote creative uses of technology, preparing the students with the business practices needed to bring their work to the expanding marketplace. 

The Master of Fine Arts degree in Film and Media is offered at Emerson College’s Department of Visual and Media Arts. This program teaches how to work with image and sound in an aim to entertain, persuade, challenge, and inform with the use of traditional and emergent media forms. Their objective is to develop both creative professionals and media artists. They help students hone an understanding of the disciplines of audio, film, video, interactive and multimedia production. 

The degrees in Cinematography and Film at Florida State University will train the students in the craft of storytelling. They offer an immersive and project-centered approach to a graduate or undergraduate degree. They claim to have a tight-knit community where their students can work with industry professionals. As a result, they will gain intimate experience that will transform them into successful filmmakers.

The Department of Transmedia at Syracuse University focuses on independent filmmaking, providing an exceptional education on the film production process from development to post-production. Students pursue various modes of production including documentary, animation, experimental and narrative through their facilities. For their students to develop conceptual, critical and aesthetic skills, they are required to take history and theory courses. This will empower them to be the future top filmmakers.

Binghamton University claims that they can develop future artists and creative thinkers in film and video. They claimed that they can shape a person to be willing to explore the experimental. In this department, you’ll learn how cinema works both from a social and historical standpoint to the mechanics of making movies. They focus not only on the development of technical proficiency but also on the artistic discovery and expression.

American University states that media only matters if it is compelling. Their SOC Film and Media Arts division teaches their students how to tell people a powerful story that reaches the heart. They train them in shaping a bold narrative that can persuade the mind of the viewers. To produce something to watch that demands action.  

Southern Methodist University offers BA and BFA degree programs in Film and media Arts. The B.A. in Film and Media Arts is designed to prepare students on entering careers in the media industries. This can also open the way to conduct post graduate work in film and media studies. The B.F.A. in film and Media Arts gives stress in developing the unique creative voice of each student.

Cinema Studies at San Diego State University helps their students build connections with potential employers as well as collaborators. Students will receive the chance to fulfill first-stage positions and apprenticeship. They will successfully obtain postgraduate training. Completion of this program also leads to a master's degree in Fine Arts.

Fashion Institute of Technology offers a degree in Film and Media where students learn nuts-and-bolts filmmaking. Cinematography, editing, animation, and screenwriting are just some of what they can expect to learn here. Students will get the opportunity to explore the media landscape from broadcast TV to YouTube and to whatever might come next. They will develop the ability to create demo reel which highlights their technical skills and creative vision.

University of Central Florida prepares their students for life beyond the classroom. They will be given the chance to experience a wide range of opportunities. Their students will be taught by world-renowned faculty. They will gain first-hand experience in internships nearby through networking with top employers across Central Florida. But students who change their degree programs then select BA in Film must adopt their most current catalog.

Programs for Cinema Studies and Filmmaking are both available at Rutgers University-New Brunswick. Their interdisciplinary program in Cinema Studies devotedly promoting visual literacy and cross-cultural exploration. BFA degree program in Filmmaking trains students in all aspects of film production. They put effort just to provide opportunities for students to help them build a wide array of professional and marketable skills.

Chapmans University’s Field Production degree builds a foundation in all aspects of filmmaking and expertise in a specific area of their student’s choice. They provide professional-level facilities with state-of-the-art equipment. Students will create a thesis film in their senior year that consists everything that they had learned in this program. The film that they will produce will serve as their calling card to the industry.

The Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising offers a degree program in Digital Cinema. Bachelor of Arts program in Digital Cinema is a 91-unit degree program that can be taken by students with an AAS or AA Professional Designation degree in Digital Media from FIDM. Students with Associates degrees in a related field from different colleges of university that are accredited are also welcome to this program. Completion of this program qualifies you from a wide range of specialized careers in digital media.

The BFA program at Compass College of Cinematic Arts offers their students direct access to industry professionals. They can spend over 1,000 hours experience on set and enjoy the benefits of expanding their network of connections in the industry. They guarantee that their graduates received everything that they need to jumpstart their career in film and digital media. They have been empowering visual storytellers for more than 20 years now.

BA degree in Theatre, Film, and Digital Production is available at the University of California-Riverside. This program allows the students to practice acting in student productions, class presentations, and faculty-directed shows. Advanced students are offered to make special projects and studies where they will produce their original work or study in more depth acting, directing, or playwriting. The ongoing goal of this program is to continue providing a comprehensive and world-class program in the performing arts.

A major in Digital Media is available at the University of La Verne. The program for this major prepares students for the ever-changing media world. It is designed to provide real-world training to students so they can thrive in a competitive environment. There are two Production concentrations they can choose from, the Film and Television or the Radio Broadcast and Digital Audio. They offer an intensive learning environment where they will be taught the arts of narrative filmmaking and documentary filmmaking.

Students who took Visual Arts at Bennington College are given the opportunity to work closely with faculty as they design the content and sequence of their study and practice. They can take advantage of the resources available inside and outside the classroom to pursue their work. They provide a dynamic studio environment which includes production facilities. They promote formal innovation, historical consciousness and conceptual rigor.

Students at Temple University who chose to take the Bachelor of Arts in Film and Media Arts enjoy an energetic campus culture that is located in Central North Philadelphia. A concentration in Cinematography is available. This prepares students who desire to enter graduate film programs or pursue professional careers in film and television production. This concentration can be completed in a two-semester master class.