Undergraduate Certificate in Film and Video

The Film and Video certificate program provides students with foundational knowledge in digital video and film production using current technology and media formats. Students gain experience with industry terminology and learn the technical flexibility to adapt to the entertainment and media industries. From scriptwriting and motion-picture history, to postproduction and problem solving, the program's curriculum is designed to prepare students for the world of independent video production, web video, and media creation. The Film and Video certificate program provides students with foundational knowledge in digital video and film production relevant to current technology and media formats. Students will gain practice with the narrative devices and terminology of the field, grow creatively, and foster the technical flexibility to adapt within the entertainment and media industries. The program is designed to develop students formal skill set and prepare them for entry-level positions in the areas of web video, independent video production, and media creation.

Interview with Admissions Representative The interview can be conducted via phone, Skype, or other communication tool. The interview will cover the program, admissions requirements (including the steps to submit the application), and seat deposit of $200 (campus degree only). High School/Secondary School Transcript (required for undergraduate degree programs) Applicants who have completed high school at a foreign institution must provide official documentation which will be evaluated in-house for equivalence. Documentation not in English must be accompanied by a certified English translation. Verification of Language Proficiency Applicants whose native language is not English must demonstrate the required level of language proficiency by providing documentation of one of the following- TOEFL iBT minimum required score of 79 IELTS Academic minimum required score of 6.5