General Information
A two-year, hands-on program is the only one of its kind among the community colleges in Arizona. You begin learning equipment and techniques from the first day of class. And you learn from professionals. All our instructors currently work in the fields they teach.
Enrichment opportunities, such as special workshops, speakers, new products demonstrations, and a library of screenplays are also offered as is helpful one-on-one advice when it’s needed. As a culmination of their studies, student work is evaluated by outside working professionals and can also be entered into our annual Student Film Showcase Festival.
The goal of the Program is to provide students with the skills and knowledge necessary to enter the fields of motion pictures and television. These highly competitive, rapidly changing professions require cutting edge skills and an understanding of how the businesses are organized and how they operate.
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Going to film school at a Community College?
Submitted by Roze on Fri, 02/19/2010 - 6:04am.
The Film School at Scottsdale Community College was an amazing experience. The second semester in - you are shooting 16mm. But what is most interesting about the school is the fact that I own everything I produced there.
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Submitted by mmxxiii on Sun, 08/16/2009 - 1:55am.
- While the school does have some VHS and 8mm cameras that were used in the 80s and 90s, they are not in the active inventory.
- The school's active inventory includes 16mm, super 16mm, Panasonic P2 HD, MiniDV, and DVcam cameras.
- For a better list of the schools equipment inventory, visit http://www.scottsdalecc.edu/film2/facilities_equipment_2.htm
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