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The Master of Fine Arts in Film and Media Arts equips socially conscious, creatively bold students for professional success in film, video, and digital media. This program embraces diverse media forms while focusing on independent cinema and video production rooted in artistic vision and social awareness, guided by accomplished scholars and industry experts. The curriculum highlights modern documentary filmmaking, independent storytelling, video art and installations, as well as cutting-edge formats and technologies. Discover the evolving intersections of filmmaking techniques, shaped by thematic and stylistic decisions, while gaining artistic mastery through Temple University's MFA program in the School of Theater, Film and Media Arts. This 54-credit graduate degree prioritizes independent film and video, cultivating the expertise needed to become a perceptive, socially engaged filmmaker and establish a career in film, video, or digital media. By integrating theoretical knowledge with hands-on experience, you'll deepen your grasp of cinema history, the evolution of video and interactive media, along with research methodologies and screenwriting techniques. Students can specialize in one of three concentrations: media arts, narrative/documentary filmmaking, or writing.