Film Degrees
If movies are your life, why not make them your career? A degree in film studies can prepare you to work in the industry you love.
If you wish to get to work right away, you could consider earning an associate degree in one of the technical aspects of filmmaking or TV or video production. You can learn skills such as digital editing, audio production and lighting and find work as a digital video equipment technician, film or digital video editor or video producer.
With a little more time to spend, you could earn a Bachelor of Arts (BFA), encompassing every aspect of filmmaking from screenwriting to directing to producing to cinematography. You may also choose to earn a Master of Arts (MFA) in filmmaking, which will allow you to spend even more time exploring the areas of particular interest to you as you work with a team of fellow students to create, direct and produce your own films.
If your passion lies not in making your own films, but in watching movies made by others, why not consider a degree in cinema studies? In this type of degree program you will concentrate on film theory, history and analysis. Such a background can lead to a career as a film critic, an educator, or in another creative endeavor, such as working in programming for a television station.
The Art Institute of Pittsburgh - Online Division
Bachelor of Science in Photography
Realize your goal - study to be a professional photographer!
The Art Institute of Pittsburgh - Online Division's mission is to take your passion for photograp...
The Art Institute of Pittsburgh - Online Division's mission is to take your passion for photograp...
Realize your goal - study to be a professional photographer!
The Art Institute of Pittsburgh - Online Division's mission is to take your passion for photography and help you transform yourself into the professional photographer you want to be and develop the skills that will allow you to be competitive in the continually changing world of photography. Our Bachelor of Science in Photography courses are designed to provide graduates with skills that are directly applicable to a career in the field. The goal is to provide you with a rigorous study of the elements of image production and manipulation, a wide range of professional camera and lighting equipment and the ability to capture a moment through your lens that evokes a response.
To produce a visually compelling image, a photographer needs more than creativity. To be successful, a photographer needs to have working knowledge of composition, lighting, camera and technical skills and a thorough understanding of the subject. As a student, you will be challenged to build upon the skills and proficiencies you already possess, so that you may develop a solid photographic identity, purpose and direction.
As a student, you will be encouraged to pursue your own unique style. By graduation, you will have built a digital portfolio displaying your photographic vision, enabling you to interview for entry-level positions such as:
The Art Institute of Pittsburgh - Online Division's mission is to take your passion for photography and help you transform yourself into the professional photographer you want to be and develop the skills that will allow you to be competitive in the continually changing world of photography. Our Bachelor of Science in Photography courses are designed to provide graduates with skills that are directly applicable to a career in the field. The goal is to provide you with a rigorous study of the elements of image production and manipulation, a wide range of professional camera and lighting equipment and the ability to capture a moment through your lens that evokes a response.
To produce a visually compelling image, a photographer needs more than creativity. To be successful, a photographer needs to have working knowledge of composition, lighting, camera and technical skills and a thorough understanding of the subject. As a student, you will be challenged to build upon the skills and proficiencies you already possess, so that you may develop a solid photographic identity, purpose and direction.
As a student, you will be encouraged to pursue your own unique style. By graduation, you will have built a digital portfolio displaying your photographic vision, enabling you to interview for entry-level positions such as:
- Newspaper photojournalist
- Studio manager
- Commercial photographer
- Editorial photographer
- Photographic editor
- Publishing houses
- Magazines
- Production companies
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