Bachelor of Science in Digital Cinema and Filmmaking

Pace University

Pace University's digital cinema degree offers hands-on training in state-of-the-art facilities, equipping students with professional skills in video production, editing, directing, and cinematography. Gain real-world experience through internships at top industry locations including the Tribeca Film Festival and NBC Sports, helping build a strong network for future career opportunities. Pace University's BS in Digital Cinema and Filmmaking (DCF) program is designed for aspiring filmmakers eager to make their mark in cinema, television, and digital content production. This program offers hands-on training in all aspects of filmmaking, from documentary and fiction film production to video journalism, cinematography, and editing. Students use cutting-edge equipment in Pace’s state-of-the-art communications center, including HD cameras, AVID and Adobe Creative Cloud systems, and dedicated sound stages and recording studios. The curriculum blends aesthetic filmmaking with technical training, ensuring students gain comprehensive skills in areas of cinematography, lighting, screenwriting, and editing across multiple platforms. Practical experience is a cornerstone of the program, with internships providing academic credit and opportunities to network with industry professionals. Graduates leave with a portfolio of short films, ready to launch careers in the competitive film industry. The program also offers unique experiences like Booth Review, which explores sports media and broadcasting, and various opportunities for student-faculty collaborations. Graduates have found success at top companies such as A&E Networks, HBO, and Netflix Animation Studios, leveraging the skills and connections gained during their studies to secure positions in film, television, and digital media.

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