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The School of Cinematic Arts looks forward to receiving your application for admission. The Admissions Office is available to assist you during the application process and can be reached at 213-740-8358 or admissions@cinema.usc.edu with any questions. Please note that students are admitted to a specific semester and cohort within the School of ...
USC Marshall offers students the unique opportunity to complete coursework in both the School of Cinematic Arts and the Marshall School of Business. Upon successful completion of all requirements of the 4 year program, students receive a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with an emphasis in Cinematic Arts.
Discover USC Open House (for first-year/freshman applicants only) Join us for our full-day Discover USC Open House on Sunday, October 29th from 9am-4pm! The School of Cinematic Arts will host an information session, current student panel, and breakout session highlighting our Interactive Media & Games division.
The USC School of Cinematic Arts (SCA) is one of the nation’s preeminent centers for the creation, study, research and development of film, television and interactive media. With nearly 200,000 square feet of facilities, the school confers degrees ranging from the bachelor’s to the doctorate.
August 29, 2024 - December 12, 2024, 6:00 P.M. - 10:00 P.M. Norris Cinema Theatre at the Frank Sinatra Hall, 3507 Trousdale Parkway, Los Angeles, CA 90007. This Fall 2024 semester, the School of Cinematic Arts will offer a very special course called CTCS-466: Theatrical Film Symposium, a four-unit elective class open for enrollment to ALL USC ...
John C. Hench Division of Animation + Digital Arts USC School of Cinematic Arts 930 W. 34th Street - SCB 210 Los Angeles, CA 90089-2211 Daphne Sigismondi (Assistant Director) Phone: 213.740.3986 Email: dsigismondi@cinema.usc.edu Elena Aquino - Administrative Coordinator Phone: 213.821.4396 Fax: 213.740.5869 Email: eaquino@cinema.usc.edu
The USC School of Cinematic Arts (SCA) is the premiere destination for the study of the moving image and other experiential technologies. As the entertainment industry goes into the 21st Century, new forms of storytelling and creative expression, along with study of the history of visual expressions, are encouraged across all seven divisions.
