Bachelor of Science [B.S] [Digital Cinema] From John Brown University

Film is the universal cultural expression of our day. Because of its capacity to merge visual, intellectual and aural experiences together, we depend on film to interpret events in our lives and the world. The Digital Cinema major wants students to gain both foundational skills and the sensitivity to use these skills to make films that are both entertaining and purposeful. We want to produce both technicians and storytellers.

For Michael Bruner ?12, pursuing a degree in digital cinema took him out of Arkansas and into an internship in Los Angeles with Warner Brothers Studios. ?The experience was amazing and like no other challenge I?ve ever had,? he said. ?Going from learning about film theory in the classroom to a large production crew really helped me understand the diversity in filmmaking.?

Students receive a foundation in traditional illustration techniques, graphic design fundamentals and practical mass media skills. Faculty use their personal filmmaking or professional experience to prepare students for the convergence of technology, art and electronic media. The program is demanding of students? time, energy and talent with the end goal of industry-ready graduates prepared for a career in digital cinema.