Colleges

CHAPMAN COLLEGE

Lawrence & Kristina Dodge College of Film and Media Arts

Film and Television Production

F, TV, PP.

The College has undergraduate programs in Film and Television Production, Film Studies, Screenwriting, Public Relations and Advertising, television and Broadcast Journalism, and graduate programs in Film and Television Production, Film Studies, Screenwrit

Students may choose one of the following areas of specialization under Film and Television Production: Writing/Directing, Post-production, Cinematography, Producing, Sound, New Media.

The 3-year MFA program in Film and Television Production is a competitive program that provides students with a course of study that is strongly professional in nature and prepares students for production-oriented careers in the film and television arts.

BA and MFA in Film and Television Production.

Currently, the School of Film and Television has around 900 students, with 700 of those being undergraduates and 200 graduates.

To apply for the undergraduate program at the Chapman School of Film and Television, applicants must complete and submit the Chapman University Application and the School of Film and Television Supplemental Application. The University Application requires

Semester

30

Production facilities, editing spaces, new media facilities, screening rooms. Equipment include lights, cameras, and other movie production equipment. Collection of images, writing, and sounds are available on DVDs, laser disks, videotapes, scripts, and

For 2204-05 academic year, undergraduate tuition is $12,750 for full time (12-18 credits) and $795 for part time. For Film and TV graduate students, the tuition is $635 a credit. For MFA in Production, Screenwriting and Producing, tuition is $9,550 a sem

Lawrence & Kristina Dodge College of Film and Media ArtsCecil B. DeMille HallOne University DriveOrange, California 92866

Phone: (714) 997-6765Fax: (714) 997-6700

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