»Graduate Programs

Dodge College offers the following degree programs in its Conservatory of Motion Pictures:

Film and Media Studies (MA)

Study film history, critical theory and the language of aesthetics as well as develop the writing skills necessary to be a great film critic or film historian.

Film and Media Studies (Integrated Undergrad MA)

Dodge College's Integrated Program enables undergraduates to earn their Film and Media Studies MA in five years through early course enrollment.

Film and Television Producing (MFA)

Join the ranks of the people who drive production and make sure all aspects of the film are on task and completed.

Film and Television Producing (JD/MFA)

Offered in conjunction with Chapman University’s School of Law for those interested in a legal career in the entertainment field.

Film and Television Producing (MBA/MFA)

Offered in conjunction with the Argyros School of Business and Economics for those interested in a business career in the entertainment field.

Film Production (MFA)

Pursue hands-on filmmaking if you are interested in directing, cinematography, editing or sound design.

Production Design (MFA)

Tap into your artistic talents to create the look of a world on film. Perfect for artists and designers who want to work in film or on television.

Screenwriting (MFA)

Hone your craft as a writer and get your ideas ready to pitch to development execs and others who can give your project the green light.

The Showrunner Program (MFA)

Acquire the broad spectrum of skills — including how content is developed, pitched and sold — to pursue a career as a television writer/producer.
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Sound Design (MFA)

Learn to shape immersive experiences across film, video games and new media, using of state-of-the-art facilities and cutting-edge equipment to develop your practical and creative skills.