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UCLA students must satisfactorily complete for credit a minimum of 180 units for the bachelor’s degree, which includes all University; School of Theater, Film and Television; and FTVDM department requirements. At least 64 of the 180 units must be upper-division courses numbered 100 through 199. A maximum of 216 units may be permitted.
By pioneering research in social impact entertainment, the Center aims to empower students and faculty with storytelling’s transformative potential. The Skoll Center envisions bridging sectors, shaping innovative societal change models, and highlighting entertainment’s vast reach, from films to theater. The Skoll Center serves as a hub ...
School of Theater, Film, and Television. The school's comprehensive arts curriculum gives motivated students the means to challenge the constructs around them as multifaceted artists and scholars, filled with the knowledge, insight, and point of view to create meaningful experiences pointing toward a better world.
College students and aspiring filmmakers (ages 18+) collaborate on short film projects as they learn the aesthetics, techniques and practice of filmmaking from beginning to end. Six weeks. Session A (June 24 – August 2, 2024); Session C (August 5 – September 13, 2024) Learn More.
430: Introduction to Film & Television Writing is required for all MFA screenwriting students and must be taken in the Fall Quarter of the student’s first year. Students must take a minimum of two graduate-level Cinema and Media Studies courses. Students must also take FT 210 Viewing and Reading Media in the Fall Quarter of their first year ...
The UCLA Department of Film, Television, and Digital Media summer courses offer students from around the globe an unparalleled opportunity to study filmmaking at one of the most prestigious film schools in the world - right in the heart of Hollywood. Students can earn college credit and achieve their academic goals with a variety of course ...
Taught by top experts and leaders working in the entertainment industry, the world-renowned Professional Programs at the UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television offers graduate-level, competitive, yearlong, non-degree certificate programs in Screenwriting, Producing, Writing for Television, Acting for the Camera and Directing. Launched in ...
