The Bachelor of Arts in Film and Video at Randolph College equips you to critically engage with and actively shape the visual narratives that define our media-saturated world. This program is ideal for aspiring creators and analysts who seek to understand the power of visual communication, from the technical intricacies of video production to the cultural impact of cinematic storytelling. You will delve into fundamental aspects of filmmaking, including camera operation, audio capture, editing, storyboarding, and production planning, preparing you for a dynamic career in the film and media industries.
You will study this undergraduate degree full-time on campus over four years, immersing yourself in practical filmmaking through courses like Video Production I and II, Cinematography, and Directing for the Camera. The curriculum emphasizes hands-on experience, including opportunities for internships or practicums with professional organizations, and culminates in a senior project or seminar where you will develop a significant creative or research endeavor. Upon graduation, you will possess a robust portfolio and the analytical and technical skills necessary for diverse roles in film production, media analysis, and related creative fields.