This program provides a broad background and diversity of film and television practice, covering history, theory, critical thinking, animation, screenwriting, and essential production techniques. The undergraduate Film program is structured to ensure students leave with both a deep scholarly understanding of cinema and hands-on experience in various aspects of film, television, and digital media. Courses effortlessly bridge traditional academic boundaries. The historical, critical, and theoretical study of cinema complements our top-tier professional training, emphasizing the significance of emerging technologies.<br><br>The Department of Film, Television, and Digital Media provides comprehensive training in moving image art and technology, drawing inspiration from iconic film and TV masterpieces. While technology serves as a tool, not the final goal, we emphasize its importance in the modern cinematic landscape.<br><br>First- and second-year students focus on foundational courses, and then junior year students delve into the multifaceted world of film, TV, and digital media production, honing a variety of craft skills. During senior year, Film majors choose a concentration in a specific area, culminating with a professional internship.