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Filmmaking (BFA) | Bachelor’s Degree

Champlain College

Description

Through Champlain's Upside-Down Curriculum, you will take relevant courses in your major—including Audio Production, Screenwriting, and Introduction to Filmmaking—in the first year.

As you explore different types of work on and off set, you will gain exposure to a variety of filmmaking styles. Choose a concentration in Cinematography, Directing, Motion Graphics, Producing, Screenwriting, and Sonic Arts. While trying on roles such as director, cinematographer, sound designer, and editor, students will also learn the vital business aspects of a film production. Students are immersed in film history, aesthetics, and criticism, while building experience with budgets, promotion, and the technologies of film.

Cost Total Cost $263,925

  • Tuition (yearly) $47,400

  • Housing & Meals (yearly) $17,600

  • Mixed Fees (yearly) $450

  • First Year Fee $125

  • Cost information is approximate, please visit the program's website for the most up to date information available.

Financial Assistance

  • Grants & Scholarships

    Cost should never be a barrier to higher education. Don't let a lack of funds prevent you from achieving your goals: Champlain College is committed to helping you find ways to minimize your expenses with available grants and scholarships.

    Pell Grant
    State or Local Grant
    Institutional Grant
    Private Grant
    Other Grant
    Federal Scholarship
    State or Local Scholarship
    Private Scholarship
    Other Scholarship
    Veteran Educational Assistance Program
    Post 9-11 GI Bill
    Department of Defense (DoD) Tuition Assistance
    State or Local Military Assistance

  • Loans

    With a variety of options to reduce the cost of going to school and flexible ways to pay, you can expect more affordability and a high-quality education that won’t break the bank. Champlain College participates in the Federal Direct Loan program, which allows students to borrow federal funds to help meet educational costs. Loans must be used for educational expenses. Students are responsible for repaying the amount they borrow, with interest, upon program completion.

    Federal Subsidized Loan
    Federal Unsubsidized Loan
    Private Loan
    State or Local Loan
    Parent PLUS Loan
    Other Loan

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