Course Overview

For this reason, the 200-level core courses and the 300-level foundation courses are necessary prerequisites to advanced work in the major. Graduation Writing Assessment Requirement (GWAR) courses in cinema are an exception; if the necessary prerequisites have been completed, GWAR courses may be taken concurrently with core or foundation courses, provided the student is an upper-division Cinema major. The School of Cinema enforces the completion of the core courses before enrollment in all other courses. Additional required courses may be taken once 200-level core courses are completed, provided the student is an upper-division cinema major. Students should be aware that filmmaking is time-consuming and expensive. Although course requirements seldom demand it, students often spend considerable sums of money on their film projects. Production courses require hands-on practice and experience; this necessarily limits the number of students enrolled in such courses.

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Details
Course
BA (Hons) Cinema
Study Level
Undergraduate
Routes
  • 3 years: 1 year International Year One + 2 years degree study
  • Pathway IY1 Liberal and Creative Arts
Study type
Degree
Study mode
Full Time
Tuition fee
Start Dates
  • January
  • August
Campus
San Francisco State University
Entry Requirements
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