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The Production/Directing program melds practical skills with deep theoretical and historical knowledge of film and digital media. Craftmanship meets creativity, all underpinned by a commitment to social responsibility. The Master of Fine Arts degree in Production with an emphasis in Directing provides aspiring directors a rigorous three-year ...
Welcome to the distinguished UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television (TFT). TFT stands as a realm of innovation where significant endeavors unfold. Each day, you can witness students meticulously crafting theater sets within our expansive back lot, capturing cinematic brilliance across our three state-of-the-art soundstages, perfecting ...
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 ...
122M / Film and Television Directing. Lecture, three hours. Through discussions, screenings, demonstrations, and guests, exploration of script, previsualization, directing actors, directing camera coverage in relationship to story, practical on-set directing, and directing for camera. P/NP or letter grading.
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 ...
125C / Physical Awareness and Combat for Theater, Film, and Television II. Studio, three to four hours. Requisite: course 125B. Combat training for actors in theater, film, and television. Concentration on warm-up, relaxation, control, stunts, gymnastics, martial arts, and use of weapons.
