University of Windsor

Overview

The Film Production BFA program at the University of Windsor is designed to cultivate your practical skills in both scripted and documentary filmmaking. You will explore essential aspects of filmmaking, including writing, producing, directing, cinematography, sound, and editing. Through immersive hands-on production work, you will develop a comprehensive portfolio and cultivate professional habits that are vital for success in the screen industries.

• Award: Honours Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA)
• Duration: 4 years (full-time)
• Credits: Typically 120 credits for completion
• Delivery: On-campus
• Language of instruction: English
• Application intake: Fall
• Tuition fees: Vary by student category

What you'll study

The Film Production BFA program integrates production courses with film studies and professional practice. The curriculum focuses on mastering the craft of filmmaking while you engage in projects that enhance your portfolio.

Core areas of study

• Film Production
• Film Business and Professional Practice
• Film Studies
• Documentary Production
• Screenwriting
• Cinematography
• Sound Editing
• Film Editing

Project-based learning

• Production activities encompassing pre-production, production, and post-production stages.
• Experience in both scripted and documentary filmmaking, allowing for a diverse storytelling approach.
• Courses in editing and sound to support the completion of polished film projects.

Note: For detailed course sequencing and elective options, please refer to the university's official curriculum and degree requirements.

Entry requirements

Specific requirements for admission, including any standardized tests or GPA criteria, should be confirmed through the university's official resources.

Career prospects

Graduates of the Film Production BFA program can pursue various career paths in the film and media industries, including roles in production, directing, screenwriting, editing, and more. The program equips you with the skills and experience necessary to thrive in a competitive environment, preparing you for both creative and technical positions in filmmaking.