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Overview Film and Video students have the opportunity to explore emerging digital platforms, including live video and performance, video installation, multi-screen projection and 360º camera. Within Massachusetts College of Art and Design major courses, students explore the history and contemporary culture of the moving image through regular viewings and discussions of a wide range of films, video art, and time-based installation work. In-class critiques give students vocabularies to understand and discuss their work, and help to contextualize it within the dialogue of contemporary art.Learning OutcomesTo articulate and realize a personal vision with the moving imageTo develop and engage in a personal thesis project.To be passionate about their work and have the technical and conceptual skills to reach that vision.To gain confidence in their own skills as media makers.To be creative risk takers and problem solvers, and to learn from failure.To understand the history of the moving image and its various styles and genres and incorporate a critical analysis of the moving image into their work.To know how to do research, how to source and build resources for their work.To develop openness to listen to the critique of peers and faculty and thoughtfully incorporate relevant feedback to their work.To develop awareness of current film, video, installation practices in the global culture.To develop a respect and appreciation for diversity across a broad spectrum: racial, social, political, economic, gender, and in a socially sensitive art practice. I want to find another Bachelor Course Accreditation Massachusetts College of Art and Design is accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges, Inc. through its Commission on Institutions of Higher Education, and is also an accredited institutional member of the National Association of Schools of Art and Design. Inquiries regarding the accreditation status should be directed to the college’s administrative staff.

Students majoring in Film and Video at Massachusetts College of Art and Design are encouraged to experiment widely in order to realize their personal aesthetic goals and vision. Students focus on producing their own work in all three years of the major, working both individually and in collaboration with their peers.

Disciplines

Visual ArtsFilm, Photography & Media

Requirements

Academic Requirements

gpa

English Requirements

IELTSMin 6
TOEFLMin 85

Other Requirements

1Application form and $70 application feeEssayPortfolioOfficial transcriptsOfficial English language proficiency exam scoresTwo letters of recommendationRésumé / list of activitiesProof of graduationDeclaration and Verification of Finances (for student visa)

Film and Video

Film and Video

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Film and Video

Massachusetts College of Art and Design