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School Overview. As the only media school in the world that teaches all the major disciplines of the Cinematic Arts, SCA offers a uniquely interdisciplinary learning experience. Our students take classes across seven divisions that cover the breadth of film, television, and interactive media. They are exposed to the latest technological ...
USC Marshall offers students the unique opportunity to complete coursework in both the School of Cinematic Arts and the Marshall School of Business. Upon successful completion of all requirements of the 4 year program, students receive a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with an emphasis in Cinematic Arts.
How to Apply. The School of Cinematic Arts looks forward to receiving your application for admission. The Admissions Office is available to assist you during the application process and can be reached at 213-740-8358 or admissions@cinema.usc.edu with any questions. Please note that students are admitted to a specific semester and cohort within ...
USC School of Cinematic Arts University Park, SCA 434 Los Angeles, CA 90089-2211 Phone: 213.740.3317 Fax: 213.740.4013 production@cinema.usc.edu. USC Cinematic Arts.
School of Cinematic Arts Coursework BCA students will take 24-28 units at the School of Cinematic Arts (SCA). The SCA courses are specifically developed for the BCA program, and, beyond the history of cinema, focus on topics such as entertainment marketing, film, TV, and media production and distribution in all forms, including streaming services.
Our interdisciplinary approach enables students, regardless of their chosen area of specialization, to take courses across our seven disciplines, without boundaries, in order to train fully-formed media makers, collaborators, and scholars situated to flourish in their chosen career path. Learn more about education at the School of Cinematic Arts.
Welcome to the USC School of Cinematic Arts, where we invite you to explore and expand the power and potential of film, television and new media. For time immemorial, the desire for humans to imagine and create characters, environments and adventures has been a universal catalyst that binds people, cultures and entire civilizations; giving us common hope, purpose and direction.
