What is Filmmaking and Cinematic Arts (AFA)?
The certificate in Filmmaking and Cinematic Arts will provide students with a hands-on, project-based overview of all elements of filmmaking, from the treatment of the script, art design to the production and editing to the final distribution. Upon completion of the certificate program, students will have general practical experience in producing, directing, screen writing, art direction, casting, cinematography, lighting, sound, set design, graphics, editing, post-scoring and distribution.
Students will acquire an understanding of the collaborative nature of filmmaking while working directly with industry professionals. Students will also increase their media literacy as they explore filmmaking as a means of communication and dissemination of ideas. See program plan for more information.
What are my degree options?
- Filmmaking and Cinematic Arts - Associates
- Certificates are available for:
- Core Filmmaking Skills
- Digital Editing for Film
- Directing for Filmmaking
- Filmmaking - From Script to Screen
How Much can I make, and Where can I take Classes?
The great thing about KCTCS is that we have colleges and campuses around the state. Choose a college, and you'll find more information on the program and the salaries for careers in the area.
