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Screen studies
Directing
Screenwriting
Cinematography
Post-production
Producing
Digital Animation & VFX
Sonic Arts
Media Scoring

Producing

At the top of the filmmaking hierarchy is the producer. He or she develops the screenplay and secures the finance, hires the crew, and manages physical production. In short, the producer takes a movie from script to screen. In the increasingly complex, technologically driven media environment, learning to produce for new and emerging media, in addition to cinema and television, is an essential competency for a producer. As a producing student you will graduate prepared to lead a team in a creative and collaborative manner. The M.F.A. culminates in the collaborative production of a 15- to 20-minute narrative film over the final two semesters.

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Degree Requirements

(52 CREDITS)
Semester 1 (12 credits)
  • Film 7016G: History of Film Narrative (3 credits)
  • Film 7401G: Process of Producing (3 credits)
  • Film 7411G: Pre-Production & Production Management (3 credits)
  • Film 7801G: Production Workshop 1 (3 credits)
Winter Intersession 1 (5 credits)
  • Film 7413G: Budgeting & Scheduling Workshop (2 credits)
  • Film 7302G: Script Analysis and Development (3 credits)
Semester 2 (12 credits)
  • Film 7423G: Finance for Film and Other Media (3 credits)
  • Film 7471G: Entertainment Law (3 credits)
  • Film 7831G: Production Workshop 4 - Second Year Film Production & Post (3 credits)
  • Film 7942G: Thesis Project Development (3 credits)
Semester 3 (6 credits)
  • Film 7951G: Thesis 1: Final Project — Production (6 credits)
Winter Intersession 2 (5 credits)
  • Film 7462G: The Business of Film (3 credits)
  • Film 7531G: Post-production Supervision (2 credits)
Semester 4 (12 credits)
  • Film 7422G: Producing for New Media (3 credits)
  • Film 7961G: Thesis 2: Final Project — Post-production (3 credits)
  • Film 7964G: Portfolio Development (3 credits)
  • Choice of one elective (3 credits)
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Office of Graduate Admissions
2900 Bedford Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11210

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