Study the art and craft of movie making—and start creating your own.
If you dream of telling powerful stories, MCC’s Cinema and Screen Studies A.S.
degree program is the first step toward making that dream a reality. You’ll gain a
unique perspective as you study the history, artistry, and business of video and film.
You’ll learn from experienced instructors while exploring film and media from many
cultures and genres. At the same time, you’ll create your own stories through scriptwriting
and production. By the end of the program, you’ll be ready to transfer to a four-year
college or university and continue your journey in film, media, or a related field.
YourStudent Success Coach will help you choose classes, plan your path, and stay on track
from your first semester through graduation.They’rehere to support your goals and connect you with the resources you need to succeed.
Our Career Counselors are committed to helping you explore career options, determine
necessary training and education, and research salaries, wages, and projected job
growth. We also assist with finding internships, co-ops, and part-time jobs, as well
as interview preparation and writing a resume and cover letter.
Withnearly50 professional, academic, social, religious, and special interest clubs to choose
from,you’resure to find your people. Whetheryou’reinto Anime, hiking, performing with the Theatre Troupe, or getting involved in the
Student Government Association,there’sa place for you here.
Ready to Apply?
Applying to MCC is free, with no college essay or test scores required.
Explore film and media at MCC’s Cinema and Screen Studies A.S. program. Study film
history, storytelling, and production, and prepare to transfer to a four‑year media or film program.
A.S.
Associate of Science
In this program, you’ll study film and media, create your own content, and prepare
to transfer into a bachelor’s degree in cinema, media, or a related field.
Length
2 years / 60 credit hours
Students typically complete this program in 4 semesters of full time study.
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