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A multifaceted, collaborative approach. At UCLA TFT, we provide an interdisciplinary experience where entertainment, performing arts and cutting-edge research can thrive and work together. It’s an environment where the storytellers, scholars and industry leaders of tomorrow begin their journey. But while students are immersed in a variety of ...
UCLA students must satisfactorily complete for credit a minimum of 180 units for the bachelor’s degree, which includes all University; School of Theater, Film and Television; and FTVDM department requirements. At least 64 of the 180 units must be upper-division courses numbered 100 through 199. A maximum of 216 units may be permitted.
Explore the departments and programs that make up the legendary UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television. Academics Film, Television and Digital Media The Department of Film, Television and Digital Media provides professional and scholarly approaches to the study of media and helps students discover their power as independent artists and communicators.
Explore the departments and programs that make up the legendary UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television. Academics Film, Television and Digital Media The Department of Film, Television and Digital Media provides professional and scholarly approaches to the study of media and helps students discover their power as independent artists and communicators.
The three-year TFT Graduate Program for Theater, Film and Television Design nurtures each student’s unique artistic journey. With a diverse faculty of artists, scholars, theater and filmmakers, students receive a valuable blend of teaching methodologies and hands-on experiences, including Emerging Technology for Entertainment.
Taught by top experts and leaders working in the entertainment industry, the world-renowned Professional Programs at the UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television offers graduate-level, competitive, yearlong, non-degree certificate programs in Screenwriting, Producing, Writing for Television, Acting for the Camera and Directing.
School of Theater, Film and Television. The School of Theater, Film and Television was created in 1990 with eminent film, television and Broadway director Gilbert Cates as its founding dean. Dean Cates set out to create a professional conservatory environment within UCLA, which by then was a dominant research university.
