New York University

Overview

The Film and New Media bachelor’s program at New York University offers a comprehensive approach that integrates film studies with practical production techniques and digital media practices. This program is designed to equip students with the critical and technical skills necessary to create, analyze, and curate contemporary screen culture in a dynamic global environment.

What you'll study

Core coursework may include:

• Sound, Image, and Story
• Concepts of Film and New Media
• Forms of Writing for the Screen
• Understanding MENASA Film and New Media
• Techniques for Safety and Production
• Archives, Methods, Screens
• Advanced Filmmaking

The curriculum combines theoretical study, including media analysis and film theory, with hands-on studio work, focusing on creative production and filmmaking. Students typically advance from foundational concepts and writing to more complex production techniques and independent creative projects.

Capstone or final project details are subject to program specifications.

Entry requirements

Specific GRE, GMAT, or GPA grading score requirements for this program are not publicly disclosed. Prospective students should verify with the admissions office for the most accurate information.

Career prospects

Graduates of the Film and New Media program can explore a variety of career paths in the film and media industries. Opportunities may include roles in production, direction, screenwriting, digital media production, and media analysis, among others. The skills acquired through this program prepare students for a competitive landscape in contemporary media professions.