圣約翰大學(xué)

St. John’s University, with its history of excellence in television and film education, offers students a thorough understanding of the art and craft of all areas of video and celluloid production, as well as a comprehensive grasp of the business structures and practices of the television-film industry.

Regional employment projections indicate steady labor market demand for television and film production-related occupations for the long-term. Secondary sources indicate that the labor market for television and film production-related occupations can be competitive. Rising above the competition, and gaining access to this industry, is what the Bachelor of Science degree program in Television-Film at St. John's University will help you accomplish.

The B.S. degree program in Television-Film offers a far-reaching course selection - over 50 different Television-Film courses - in writing, production, post-production, animation, special effects, sound design, performance, theory, critical studies, and the business of television-film.

Along with its extensive course offerings, the Television-Film program presents a wide array of dynamic industry internships in New York City, the media capital of the world.

The Television-Film program boasts two division-supported, co-curricular student clubs (in television production and film production), allowing for even more extra-curricular hands-on experience.

The program draws on the guidance and insight provided by the Television-Film Advisory Council, composed of successful professionals in a broad range of television and film careers.

All of this, along with our state-of-the-art facilities, helps our acclaimed faculty of professionally-experienced scholars to provide our students with an extraordinary Television-Film education.

Career Outcomes

• When you graduate with a B.S. in Television and Film, you will have received:
• Intensive classroom instruction detailing the history of film, television, and web-based media
• A thorough grounding in film and television theory
• Training in all relevant production techniques, including but not limited to directing, writing, camerawork, lighting, editing, sound recording and mixing, and special effects
• Opportunities for hands-on learning at St. John’s university’s state-of-the art television center, both through classroom instruction and participation in extracurricular organizations
• Courses in management, marketing and business of media, as the industry values professionals with strong business skills