Electronic Media/Filmmaking

3DACrazy
Fri, 05 May 2006 21:57:37 +0000

School of Cinema-Television at USC
http://www-cntv.usc.edu

The School’s six programs offer a broad-based education within the larger context of a highly esteemed university. Students choose one area of emphasis, but they study all aspects of motion pictures, television and digital arts whether they are aspiring writers, directors, scholars, animators or video gamers.

With undergraduate degree programs in the Division of Critical Studies, Division of Film and Television Production and Division of Writing for Screen and Television, the School also offers graduate degrees in these Divisions as well as in the Peter Stark Producing Program, the Division of Interactive Media, and the Division of Animation and Digital Arts.

P.S. USC’s toughest school/ extremely competetive applicant pool each year.



Savannah College of Arts and Design
www.scad.edu

Degree programs (related to digital arts) include advertising design, animation, broadcast design and motion graphics, cinema studies, film and television, graphic design, illustration, illustration design, interactive design and game development, production design, sequential art, sound design, and visual effects.

The animation department at the Savannah College of Art and Design grew out of the computer art program, which split into four majors (animation, broadcast design, interactive design and game development, and visual effects) in Fall 2003. Building on this background, animation at SCAD has grown to be one of the largest departments of its kind in the United States — with 412 undergraduate, 50 minor and 111 graduate students enrolled — and offers a multi-faceted curriculum that allows students to specialize in areas of interest.