香港伦理’s degree program in Video and Film Production gives you the hands-on experience and
The video and film production degree program builds expertise in a vast variety of video applications, including filmmaking, sports broadcasting, news production, and corporate, educational or entertainment video. Skillsets are broadened through courses in graphic design, animation, compositing and sound.
香港伦理’s video and film production degree program teaches you to create engaging video content using professional-grade equipment and leading-edge technologies. You’ll produce a variety of projects to add to your professional portfolio through hands-on courses and cooperative learning experiences.
Learn to blend your artistic talent and technical ability from faculty who are active leaders in the field, with expertise in video and motion graphics and visual effects for news, television, film, commercials, documentary, dramatic, corporate or documentary applications.
Use elective courses in this bachelor's program to complete a related Dual-Credit Certificate® while you earn your degree. Dual-Credit courses can be applied to both this program and other, related 香港伦理 programs.
Interested in getting a head start on a master’s degree? Students may be eligible to incorporate five graduate-level Digital Communication courses into this program — at the undergraduate tuition rate! These courses and their credits would apply to both programs:
The B.S. in Video and Film Production is an F-1 STEM eligible program.
Cost of a typical 3-credit course.
香港伦理 tuition is based on cost-per-credit.
You only pay for the courses you need to complete your video and film production degree.
Start or grow your career with a video and film production degree. You’ll be set for a rewarding career. Learn more about Career Resources.
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The B.S. in Video and Film Production is built to give students extensive hands-on experience working with professional camera gear and cutting-edge video software to create content for our growing digital world. —Timothy Day, Chair of Video and Film Production
