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3 giorni fa · USC School of Cinematic Arts Go to information for USC School of Cinematic Arts. Bachelor’s Degree • Animation and Digital Arts (BFA) • Cinema and Media Studies (BA)* • Cinematic Arts, Film and Television Production (BA)* • Cinematic Arts, Film and Television Production (BFA) • Game Art (BFA)
4 giorni fa · USC Marshall School of Business. Bridge Hall was built in 1928 from a bequest of Dr. Norman and Mrs. Mae Manford Bridge. It was designed by notable Los Angeles architects John and Donald Parkinson, and was the first campus facility of the business school - then known as the College of Commerce and Business Administration. Photo by William Vasta.
2 giorni fa · More information on the admissions process and requirements may be obtained through the school’s website or by contacting the Office of Admissions and Student Services, School of Dramatic Arts, University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA 90089-0791 or via email at sdainfo@usc.edu. International Study.
1 giorno fa · Registration in graduate level courses (numbered 500) for undergraduate credit requires prior approval from the School of Cinematic Arts. Curriculum Review. Cinematic arts majors are expected to meet with an adviser every semester to review their progress. Contact the Cinematic Arts Animation and Digital Arts Division Office, University Park ...
4 giorni fa · Xindi Zhang is a second-year MFA student majoring in animation at USC School of Cinematic Arts. She came from an illustration and game art background before her master’s studies. Outside of Illumin, Xindi works on her short films and participates in game development projects.
5 giorni fa · This program consists of courses offered by both the Marshall School and the School of Cinematic Arts. Students completing the program receive a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with an emphasis in Cinematic Arts. The program is available to entering freshmen only. Requirements for Completion
4 giorni fa · These goals better prepare them to forge entirely new paths for an arts education, utilizing every advantage of a great university to drive change, challenge others and create a better future for themselves and for the world. Watt Hall 104. (213) 740-2787. FAX: (213) 740-8938. Email: roski@usc.edu.
