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University of California, Los Angeles Bachelor of Arts in Film and Television
University of California, Los Angeles

Bachelor of Arts in Film and Television

Westwood, USA

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Sep 2025

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    About: The Bachelor of Arts in Film and Television focuses on the creative and technical aspects of film and television production. The program covers scriptwriting, directing, and editing, providing hands-on experience in various production roles. Students engage with industry-standard equipment and software to develop their skills in storytelling and visual communication.
    Career Outcomes: Graduates can pursue careers in film and television production, including roles like director, producer, screenwriter, and cinematographer. Opportunities also exist in related fields such as marketing, content creation, and media management.

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Bachelor of Arts in Film and Television

Freshmen and sophomores enroll each quarter in one or two courses designed as preparation for the major (primarily cinema and media studies), while also completing their general education, writing, literature and foreign language degree requirements.

In their junior year, students explore and develop a range of craft skills covering all major aspects of film, television, and digital media production. In their senior year, students concentrate in their choice of film production/directing (narrative and documentary), screenwriting, cinematography, animation, digital media, or editing/postproduction. Students must complete a professional internship in their junior or senior year as part of the degree.

Our course offerings cross traditional disciplinary boundaries. Scholarly work in the areas of history, criticism and theory provide a conceptual underpinning for our world class professional training courses and an educational response to the opportunities that emerging technologies offer. Our scholarly explorations, in turn, are anchored and informed by the practice of the art.

Students have access to exceptional resources, including the UCLA Film & Television Archive, the largest university-based moving image collection in the world. The proximity of the world's entertainment center, in Los Angeles, gives students access to people accomplished in their fields, many of whom are supportive UCLA alumni. Working and highly placed professionals visit the campus regularly as instructors or come to work here as adjunct and visiting professors.

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