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Welcome

Professionals in film and television combine excellent communication skills with an academic background in multimedia, art, design, broadcasting and film to create messages through various materials and media.

SCAD encourages exploration in a variety of production types, including narrative, documentary, experimental cinema, music video, television programming and new media.

Students have access to equipment found at major production and postproduction facilities. They work in the creative atmosphere of a film and television studio using digital technology, nonlinear editing systems, digital audio workstations, and comprehensive labs for screenwriting, scheduling and budgeting.

Production facilities and equipment include Steadicam EFP and Panavision Panaflex G2 cameras, Super Panther and Fisher dollies, chroma key/green screen studio and a sound stage.

The film and television department houses 37 high-end Avid Adrenaline and Symphony Nitris workstations and editing suites. Cameras include Panasonic hvx, hpx digital cameras and DVC Pro; Sony digital high-definition, Panasonic VariCam high-definition; 16 mm, Super 16 mm and 35 mm; and Red One digital.

Film and television students participate in seminars, screenings and competitions at the annual Savannah Film Festival, created, hosted and sponsored by SCAD. Student films also have been showcased at Sundance, Cannes, the Los Angeles Film Festival, the New York International Independent Film and Video Festival, Tribeca Film Festival, South by Southwest, the Palm Springs Film Festival, and many others.

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Contact Film and Television

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Hong Kong/Savannah/eLearning: 800.869.7223 or 912.525.5100
Atlanta: 877.722.3285 or 404.253.2700

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Events

Off-campus Program Interest Meeting: Summer 2010 at Lacoste
Feb. 09, 2010
"Love's a Pitch" Competition
Feb. 12, 2010

News

Dec. 14, 2009
SCAD announces the Art History of Games
Dec. 04, 2009
Scott Ross keynote speaker at 2010 Macao
Dec. 02, 2009
Film Festival passes on sale now
Dec. 01, 2009
SCAD presents second annual Holiday Matinee

Recognition

Durenberger film competition runner-up
SCAD foundation studies and film and television student Christopher Durenberger was chosen as a runner-up in the Stuart Weitzman film competition and awarded a $500 prize. The competition was for 20- to 90-second films based on the phrase, "A little obsessed with shoes." Durenberger's film, "The Story of Shoeless John," was made with the help of foundation studies professor George Bauer and two other SCAD students, Luke McMahon and Taylor Noll.
Lee runner-up at Ft. Lauderdale Film Fest
Brian Lee (B.F.A., film and television, 2009) is screening his short documentary Lakay at the Bahamas International Film Festival. The film is first runner-up Best Collegiate Documentary at the 2009 Ft. Lauderdale International Film Festival.
CNN Center hires Danielle Koch
Danielle Koch (B.F.A., film and television, 2008) was hired as a video journalist at the CNN Center in Atlanta.
Lightstream Pictures hires J. Mitchell White
J. Mitchell White (B.F.A., film and television, 2009) was offered a production assistant position with Lawrence Inglee of Lightstream Pictures, Los Angeles, producer of the award-winning feature film The Messenger. White landed this opportunity volunteering at the Savannah Film Festival.