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Finding awesome film schools in Washington State?

Hey guys, just started looking for colleges. I'm really interested in studying film. Are there any amazing film schools in Washington State that I should keep an eye on?

2 years ago

Absolutely! Washington State has some film programs you should definitely consider. Here are a few schools with reputable film programs:

1. University of Washington (UW) — Located in Seattle, the University of Washington offers a Bachelor of Arts in Cinema & Media Studies through its Department of Comparative Literature, Cinema & Media. You'll get to study film history, theory, and criticism, as well as engage in film production courses. Being in Seattle also means being close to a thriving film scene and plenty of opportunities for internships or networking with industry professionals.

2. Western Washington University (WWU) — WWU, located in Bellingham, offers a Bachelor of Arts degree in Film Studies through its Department of English. The program focuses on the critical analysis of film as an art form, examining the history, theory, and aesthetics of film. There are also opportunities for students to work on film production and gain hands-on experience.

3. Seattle Film Institute (SFI) — SFI is a private school focused solely on film education, offering certificate and degree programs. The Bachelor of Arts in Film program emphasizes film production and storytelling in both fiction and documentary formats. Students receive hands-on training in filmmaking and are encouraged to work on projects throughout their time at SFI.

4. Central Washington University (CWU) — Located in Ellensburg, CWU offers a Bachelor of Arts in Film Production through its Department of Film & Video Studies. The program combines theory and practice, giving students a comprehensive understanding of the filmmaking process from screenwriting to cinematography to post-production.

Each of these programs has its strengths and focuses, so it's a good idea to research each one in-depth to find a program that aligns with your interests and goals in film. Visiting the campuses and talking to faculty and current students can also be a great way to get a feel for each program. Good luck in your search!

2 years ago

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