BA in Film Studies and Production in Denver United States | University of Denver

Earning a Bachelor of Arts in Film Studies and Production transforms you into both an analytical viewer and creator of cinema and video - two of society's most influential artistic mediums. Our curriculum immerses students in the historical context, theoretical frameworks, practical creation, and critical analysis of moving images, while providing real-world insights into the film business.

The program examines traditional and emerging media formats, teaching students to become conscientious, impactful communicators attuned to cultural nuances. Throughout various courses, you'll craft screenplays and collaborate on writing teams while mastering technical aspects like cinematography, post-production, and audio engineering. Our distinguished professors mentor students through every phase - from securing funding and writing grants to distributing, marketing, and showcasing cinematic work.

The curriculum pushes students to critically examine media portrayals of identity factors including sexuality, race, gender, socioeconomic status, age, and physical ability - analyzing why these representations hold significance. Courses employ an intersectional approach to investigate how identity markers shape power structures within media production and consumption, revealing how behind-the-scenes realities profoundly influence onscreen content.

This degree equips graduates for dynamic careers in the demanding film, video, and related creative industries. Alumni leverage their artistic vision and critical thinking skills across diverse fields such as digital media, advertising, entertainment production, academic instruction, and corporate communications.