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- You will need to complete an application to Cal State Apply as well as a separate application for either the M.A. or the M.F.A. program. Questions about the application process and materials can be directed to the School of Cinema graduate advisor at cinegrad@sfsu.edu or to the Division of Graduate Studies.
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How do I apply for admission to the School of Cinema? Any matriculated San Francisco State University student may declare the Cinema major or minor, and you may do so upon admission to the university.
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At the time of admission to the University, all students may elect to be Cinema majors. No special permission, application, or portfolio is required. Before advancing to courses at the 300 level or higher, however, all majors must: 1. Complete the core, foundation, and GWAR courses with a grade of C or better. 2. Have upper-division standing. 3. Co...
Consultation with an advisor is strongly encouraged upon completion of the core courses, at which time the student should obtain a Cinema Undergraduate Advising Form (Blue Sheet) for future use. Students should consult with an advisor on a regular basis as they advance through the program. A list of School of Cinema advisors and a schedule of their...
The B.A. in Cinema strives to enable students to: 1. Acquire basic skills in the critical analysis of films, focused by the analysis of representative film texts from a range of periods and cultures. 2. Relate cinema to the production, distribution, and exhibition industries, the other arts, and to society. 3. Identify contemporary technological, a...
200-Level: Required Cinema core and cover introductory-level film history, cinema studies, and filmmaking. 300-Level: Required Foundation and GWAR classes in addition to an array of intermediate-level Cinema studies classes. Students are required to complete 9 units of electives from the 300 and/or 500 level. 400-Level: Intermediate-level film prod...
The School of Cinema provides its undergraduate majors with a broad liberal arts education focused on three core values: creative expression, critical thinking, and social engagement. Students interested in the major are welcome to visit the School and meet with faculty and students.
Feb 1, 2024 · Founded amid the political activism and artistic experimentation of the 1960s, the School of Cinema continues to celebrate cinematic expressions that challenge social and artistic norms. Our mission is to encourage students to engage in scholarship and to pursue all forms of cinema production.
The School of Cinema provides undergraduate majors with a broad liberal arts education that covers film history, film theory, and film production, all focusing on three core values: creative expression, critical thinking, and social engagement.
Students in the Bachelor of Arts in Cinema program complete introductory courses in cinema history, theory, and production. They proceed to advanced classes across the field of cinema, including the option to focus part of their studies through one of our undergraduate emphases: animation, experimental film, documentary filmmaking, fiction ...
Apply at the Cinema Department office. Development of research, writing, and technical skills; training in production practices and technical equipment. May be repeated for a total of 9 units.
