If you're considering a career as a filmmaker, director, or in any aspect of film production, start by looking for a good graduate program. Here are some of the most highly respected film schools -- visit their websites to find out what course work will be required.
American Film Institute Conservatory
California Institute of the Arts
Columbia University School of the Arts
Emerson College Department of Visual & Media Arts
National Film and Television School of London
New York University Tisch School of the Arts
University of California, Los Angeles School of Theater, Film & Television
University of Southern California School of Cinematic Arts
Click here to browse the e-book Careers in the Arts: Fine, Performing & Visual. More career information from this series is available in the Salem Press database.
The print version of this book is located in the Stacks at Mack Library (Bethlehem), at call number NX 163 .C375 2017.
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If you're trying to decide what type of job would be best for you, start your research with the Occupational Outlook Handbook. It lists all kinds of information about careers in a variety of fields, such as:
The online version of the Occupational Outlook Handbook is searchable. For a preview of how it works, watch this instructional video.
To use the book in print format, go to the Reference section of either the Mack Library (Bethlehem) or ESSA Library (Monroe), and look for call number HF 5382 .U53.
Here are some job titles related to the Film industry that you can find information about in the Occupational Outlook Handbook.