LISTS OF ARIZONA (AZ) FILMMAKING SCHOOLS: Use this Resource for Searching for Filmmaking Schools...including Universities or Colleges with Traditional or Digital Filmmaking Programs, Courses, Classes, Certificate Programs, Associates, or Bachelor Degree Programs in Arizona.
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Northern Arizona University
School of Communication
S. San Francisco St.
NAU Box 5619
Flagstaff, Arizona 86011-5619
School Phone:+1 520 523-8257
Web Site.www.comm.nau.edu/
Program Description: Filmmaking.net was founded in 1994 by Benjamin Craig as the official site for the RAMP FAQ, a collection of answers to frequently asked questions found on the main Usenet newsgroup for filmmakers, rec.arts.movies.production. As the popularity of the Internet grew, new Usenet groups devoted to filmmaking begun to spring up, including alt.movies.independent and rec.arts.movies.tech. The RAMP FAQ was expanded to cover these new forums and renamed the Internet Filmmaker's FAQ.
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Pima Community College
Digital and Film Arts
2202 W. Anklam Road
Tucson, Arizona 85709-0015
School Phone: +1 520 206-6976
School Website:www.wc.pima.edu
Program Description: Welcome to the new filmmaking.net events area. Around the world a range of interesting and valuable events are held for filmmakers every week. Events include things such as film festivals, short training courses, conferences, markets, exhibitions, and socialising/networking events.
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Scottsdale Community College
Motion Picture &Television Program
9000 East Chaparral Road
Scottsdale , Arizona 85256
School Phone: +1 480 423-6000
Web Site. www.sc.maricopa.edu
Program Description: We proudly offer the only Motion Picture degree found in higher education in the Phoenix metropolitan area. The two-year Associate in Arts and Sciences gives students the opportunity to study and produce 16mm films. Many graduates are award winning filmmakers, and some have shot features here. Students in the program can examine all major production areas: scriptwriting, photography, directing and acting. Finished productions will serve as students' portfolios, and can appear on the SCC educational cable channel and in the annual Southwest Film and Video Festival.
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University of Advancing Technology
Multimedia / Digital Video Production
University of Advancing Technology
2625 West Baseline Road
Tempe, Arizona 85283-1042
School Phone:+1 (602) 383-8228
School Website: www.uat.edu
Program Description: The University of Advancing Technology offers students a unique environment that combines the best of a time-honored college education with a focus on advancing technology. The University offers accredited Bachelor's and Master's degrees as well as Associate's degrees.
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University of Arizona
Media Arts Program
1642 E Helen Street
Tucson, Arizona
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Yavapai College
Zaki Gordon Institute for Independent Filmmaking
4215 Arts Village Drive
Sedona, Arizona 86336
School Phone: +1 928-649- 4265
School Website:www.zaki.yc.edu
Program Description: The program has quality instruction including applied hands-on learning and mentoring by industry professionals. In the first semester students write and edit weekly while rotating through roles of director, producer, camera and sound. This offers the experience of these different primary aspects of the craft of filmmaking. In the second semester each student will write and direct their own short thesis film. They can choose to shoot this project with the schools digital cameras or on any film format that their production budget can afford. Budgets vary from $5 to $50 thousand. We encourage students to stay within their budget and emphasis that a good story told well as a motion picture is the key to a successful short film.
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