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Film

The Bachelor of Arts in Film helps students recognize, understand and produce effective storytelling for the screen. You can also combine the study of film with a variety of majors and minors like Theatre, Creative Writing, Animation and others.

Growth Industry

The television and film industries are booming in Oklahoma thanks to economic incentives for producers and rapid growth of local studio facilities. BA Film graduates can start their professional careers right here in Oklahoma with companies like Paramount+, AppleTV, FX Network and others bringing projects to the state.

Major Requirements: 42 Hours 

Course Number

Course Name

Credit Hours

FILM 1013

Introduction to Film Studies

3

FILM 1024

Introduction to Film Workshop

4

FILM 1113

History of Motion Pictures

3

FILM 2013

Writing for the Screen

3

FILM 2024

Intermediate Film Workshop

4

FILM 2123

Film Editing Foundations

3

FILM 3013

Short Screenplay Short Film

3

FILM 3213

Film Theory and Criticism

3

FILM 3423

Advanced Film Workshop

3

FILM 4003

Producing

3

FILM 4113

Directing for the Camera

3

FILM 4091

Senior Capstone: Planning*

1

FILM 4193

Senior Capstone: Execution*

3

Upper-Level Film Culture: 3 Hours (choose one)

Course Number

Course Title

Credit Hours

FILM 3163

Film Genre

3

FILM 3313

Great Films

3

FILM 3363

Cinema and International Explorations

3

*Students enrolled in both the BA in Film and the BA in Theatre may select to complete a Film capstone or a Theatre capstone project. If they choose to complete the Theatre capstone project, they will complete the B.A. in Film requirements with 38 credit hours in the major.

A minimum of 124 credit hours, including General Education hours, are required for a degree. 

Students interested in Film can easily transfer their academic credits to ÅÝܽÊÓÆµ! ÅÝܽÊÓÆµ Community College (OCCC) students should review the below articulation agreement to determine which courses are needed for the Film degree.  


Film Talent scholarship: You may submit a short sample of digital film work for Talent Scholarship consideration. The reel should be no longer than five minutes and can include one short film or samples from a variety of projects. A brief statement that explains your role(s) in the submission should accompany a link to view the reel online. Email Bryan Cardinale-Powell with your submission or any questions.

All Film students are encouraged to seek internships. Some recent students have worked with Prairie Surf Media, Green Pastures Studio, the Oklahoma Film + Music Office, Osiyo TV (Cherokee Nation productions), and a variety of films and tv shows filmed in the state.

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