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The goal of the program is to produce educated and creative filmmakers, helping them become responsible members of the entertainment profession. The purpose of the film program is to furnish the conceptual framework, the professional training, and the working environment for eventual participation in a profession that is a powerful influence in our culture.

The College of Motion Picture Arts and Digital Domain are hard at work planning the new program that will lead to a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Motion Picture Arts, with a major in Animation and Digital Arts. The first class will matriculate in West Palm Beach in the fall of 2012, and we will activate the online application August 1 of 2011 on this website.

The MFA Production program is a full-time (fall, spring, and summer), two-year course of study. Students complete ninety (90) semester hours in a curriculum that focuses on the art, craft, and business of storytelling. The graduate program is designed and scheduled as a conservatory.

The course of study in Writing is offered jointly by the College of Motion Picture Arts and The School of Theatre. Only six writing students are admitted each Fall. The program is comprised of six consecutive semesters (61 hours of completed coursework) that lead to a Master of Fine Arts Degree.