Today Dodge College has more than 1,530 film and media arts students (1,260 undergraduate and 270 graduate students), 48 full-time faculty and 89 adjunct faculty. Our program is small enough to be overwhelmingly hands-on, yet well-equipped enough that our students rarely have to wait for a camera or AVID station.

First and foremost, a Dodge education will help you learn how to learn. If you know how to conduct research and then analyze, evaluate and adapt to changing circumstances, you can prepare for what’s coming. You will know how to size your project that won’t see theatrical release or how to use technology to your advantage, without breaking the bank. And, through intense faculty mentoring, using industry-standard resources, and with hands-on practice, you will learn to trust your own capabilities and continue to expand them, with the help of our wide and increasingly successful network of alumni, and the on-going support of your professors, long after you leave Dodge.

We will help you prepare for your job 20 years from now—a job that doesn’t even yet exist. That’s why Dodge College is the film school of the future—a film school built on anticipating what comes next, especially in an age of disruption.