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The Film, Television and Digital Media minor program requires seven courses with a maximum of two courses being lower division (numbered between 1 and 99). Each course must be taken for a letter grade, unless the course is offered Passed/Not Passed only. An overall GPA 2.0 or better for minor coursework is required.
Brian Kite. Brian Kite is an acclaimed director known for his work in live theater across the United States and internationally. His notable roles have included serving as the producing artistic director of La Mirada Theatre for the Performing Arts, where he directed several productions co-produced by McCoy Rigby Entertainment. His work has ...
1. By the time of entrance, must: Have at least a 3.0 GPA. Satisfy the University of California’s Graduate Admission Requirements. Complete equivalent to a 4-year U.S. bachelor’s degree. 2. Complete the . Indicate MFA, Film and Television, Production/Directing as the program. Upload the Statement of Purpose.
She was founding co-editor of Camera Obscura from 1974-1992. Among other projects, Bergstrom is currently organizing a special issue of Film History devoted to the year 1927. She has served on the University of California’s advisory board to the Paris Critical Studies Program for many years, and published a Guide to Resources for French ...
The Directing Program offers a robust curriculum, encompassing core studio courses, three production opportunities, and interdisciplinary electives. Encouraging holistic growth, students are urged to explore fields outside of theater, leveraging UCLA’s premier research status. Collaboration is key: students work intimately with playwrights ...
Feature film editor Nancy Richardson has been a professor and head of post-production at UCLA TFT for 19 years. She began her career with the 1988 film Stand and Deliver, which won the Independent Spirit Award for Best Picture and received a best actor nomination for Edward James Olmos. Her many credits include Thirteen, Lords of Dogtown and Twilight, directed … Continued
The UCLA Animation Workshop has been educating innovative and accomplished artists for 75 years, as the popularity and commercial impact of the medium has exploded. The Workshop is committed to excellence in defining, expanding, creating, and teaching animation. The Workshop has a “no house” style–in the spirit of “one person, one film ...
