Bachelor of Fine Arts
The film/video program provides students with a critical understanding of the history and philosophy behind existing genres. Students develop a solid foundation in the basics of time-based media, which helps them acquire the skills and confidence needed to refine their own personal direction.
Students take courses in super 8 film, 16 mm film, analog video, digital video, high-definition video, sound design, and non-linear editing. They develop a vocabulary with which to discuss their own productions and critique one another's work. In several classes, students form crews to work on one another's projects. By shifting roles, they work as a team and solve problems creatively as a group. Coursework culminates in an independent thesis project.
Facilities include ample workspace and a wide array of film, video, and audio equipment.
The longstanding MassArt Film Society provides weekly screenings of a wide range of films and videos, often followed by a discussion with the artist.

