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Provider Institution
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COLUMBIA COLLEGE HOLLYWOOD |
Center School Department
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Program
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Film and Television Production |
Career Area
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F. TV. |
Program Description
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Established in 1952, the mission of Columbia College Hollywood is to train filmmakers. Aspiring film and video students are taught the necessary skills of their profession. |
Areas of Study
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Cinema, Television/Video Production, Combined Cinema/Television |
Curriculum Emphasis
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The 2 and 4-year programs are designed to provide the student with knowledge of the technical, managerial and creative aspects of filmmaking and television/video production. The hands-on program guides the student through several levels of proficiency in |
Degree / Certificate
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AA (Television/Video Production), BA (Cinema, TV/Video Production, Combined Cinema & TV/Video) |
Admission Requirement
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Enrollment of Students
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All applicants must have completed their high school education or provide a GED certificate, and all applicants must be at least 18 years of age at the time of their enrollment. In addition to official high school and any further education transcripts an |
Academic Calendar
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Quarter |
Number of Faculty
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39 |
Facilities / Equipment
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The 44,000-square foot building features: Shooting Stage; Projection Theater; Casting Room; Stage with Make-up Room and Wardrobe Area; Film Editing Facilities; Videotape and Digital Editing Facilities; Sound Recording and Foley Room; Dubbing Rooms (2 vide |
Tuition Fees
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Tuition for a matriculated student is $325 per unit for the first 8 units. To qualify as a full-time matriculated student, students must take at least 12 units per quarter (most classes are 4 units). Most full-time students take 16 units per quarter. The |
Contact Person
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Dr. James Lundstrom, Ph. D.Dean of Academics(818) 401-1032jlundstrom@columbiacollege.eduCarmen MunozAdmissions Manager (818) 401-1035 |
Address
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18618 Oxnard Street,Tarzana, California 91356-1411 |
Phone Number(s)
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Phone: (818) 345-8414Fax: (818) 345-9053 |
Email
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Web Site
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"I was attending the 2003 Indian Summer Institute at Fox Studios and met Marcelo Bermúdez of Workplace Hollywood
"My experience on Paramount Vantage's film, Year of Dog, was easily the most enjoyable and valuable learning experience within my 5 years in the film business."
