The production concentration is for students with a particular interest in other genres, such as the documentary or live action experimentation. Typically, Production students matriculate in enough craft classes to make them proficient as independent small crew filmmakers. History and Aesthetics courses are an important foundation for developing their own style and approach.
Technically, the Production concentration focuses on making the individual a proficient and skilled crew member. Students gain experience by working with cameras, lighting equipment, sound equipment and editing.
In terms of content, SoFA Professors work with students. Helping them develop their projects, teaching them to capture the best and most compelling material
Students are expected to produce three major finished films during their course of study: a one-quarter film during their sophomore year, a two-quarter film during the junior year, and a senior thesis.