ROP- TV

Post-Secondary Exploration Assignment

 

 

Instructions:  Research several schools and select two.  Submit a plan that shows the coursework you would take to earn a degree or certificate.    You do not need to write a plan for film/television, but find a program that matches the results of your interest survey.  Type out the courses you would take to complete the program you select.  Submit this document to the assignment link on School Loop.

 

Local Community Colleges

Community colleges offer two-year degrees and certificate programs. The Associate Degree may be obtained by the completion of all required courses for a major (from 18 to 30 plus units), fulfill general education requirements, satisfy competencies, and sufficient electives to meet a minimum total of 60 units. Degrees are designated by "A.A." for Associate in Arts and "A.S." for Associate in Science.  Also a Career Certificate (18 units or more) or a Certificate of Completion (17.5 units or less) is offered to students completing program requirements. Our local community colleges also offer transfer agreements that can guarantee admission to most CSU and UC schools. 

 

Cosumnes River College 

 

Sacramento City College

  • Computer Animation offered in Graphic Communication Dept.
  • Video/Film courses offered in Theater Arts Department

 

American River College

  • Animation offered in Art-New Media

 

Folsom Lake College (Folsom)

  • Communications Media courses offered (fewer but similar to CRC)

 

 

 

Sierra College (Rocklin-Roseville)

  • Applied Art & Design-Multimedia

 

 

LOCAL UNIVERSITIES

Universities offer four-year degrees (Bachelors) and graduate degrees (Masters and sometimes doctorates). 

 

Sacramento State University

 

 

UC Davis

 

 

LOCAL PRIVATE COLLEGES

 

The Art Institutes (Sacramento Campus)

 

 

PUBLIC UNIVERSITIES – BAY AREA

 

San Francisco State University Cinema Department (San Francisco, CA)

San Jose State University Department of Television, Radio, Film, and Theatre (San Jose, CA)

 

 

PRIVATE UNIVERSITIES – BAY AREA

 

 

Academy Art University (San Francisco)

 

 

San Francisco Art Institute (San Francisco)

 

Cogswell Polytechnic College

 

Ex’pression College for Digital Arts

 

Stanford University Graduate Program in Documentary Film & Video (Stanford, CA)

 

 

CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS – BAY AREA

These are non-degree certificate programs that can provide Adobe and Apple certified courses. 

 

Bay Area Video Coalition

 

 

Film Arts Foundation

 

 

San Francisco School of Digital Filmmaking

 

 

Berkeley Digital Film Institute

 

 

 

PUBLIC UNIVERSITIES – Southern Californa

 

California State University, Long Beach Film & Electronic Arts (Long Beach, CA)


California State University, Los Angeles Television/Film/and Media Studies (Los Angeles, CA)


California State University, Monterey Bay Teledramatic Arts and Technology Department (Monterey Bay, CA)


California State University Northridge Department of Cinema and Television Arts (Northridge, California)

University of California, Los Angeles School of Film, Theater, and Television (Los Angeles, CA)  NOTE: Only 30 students are accepted into the Bachelors program each year and these students are accepted for their junior year.


University of California, Los Angeles Extension's Entertainment Studies and Performing Arts Department (Los Angeles, CA)


University of California, San Diego Department of Visual Arts (San Diego, CA)
 
 

 

PRIVATE UNIVERSITIES – Southern California

 

Art Center College of Design (Pasadena, CA)

Brooks Institute (Santa Barbara, CA)


CalArts School of Film and Video (Valencia, CA)

 

Chapman University (Orange, CA)

 

 

National University (Multiple Campuses)

 

University of Southern California School of Cinema Television (Los Angeles, CA)

 

 

 

 

To find film programs from across the country look at the Internet Movie Database website on Film Schools and the Wikipedia article on Film Schools.