Filmmaking
Overview
Located in Washington State, the OC Film School is a top choice for aspiring filmmakers seeking a comprehensive education in digital filmmaking.
Our Washington film school combines in-depth film theory with hands-on training in all aspects of film production. Students learn essential techniques in narrative storytelling while building technical skills in cinematography, sound design, and editing. With a curriculum focused on practical experience, students participate in collaborative short film projects that have won awards and recognition. Whether you're looking to study directing, screenwriting, or post-production, our film school in Washington provides the real-world experience and artistic foundation needed to succeed in today’s digital media industry.
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Academic Programs
The OC Film School offers several different certificate and degree options. The Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS) allows you to earn your bachelor's in filmmaking. The Associate in Applied Science-Transfer (AAS-T) degree allows you to transfer seamlessly into our BAS program. We also offer a Certificate of Recognition (CR) in Documentary Filmmaking.
Why Choose Olympic College Film School
- UNBEATABLE PRICE
- WORLD CLASS FACILITIES
- FILMMAKING EQUIPMENT
- Professional Development
- INDUSTRY PROFESSIONAL FACULTY
UNBEATABLE PRICE
The most affordable filmmaking program in the country.
The only community and technical college in Washington State that offers a bachelor's degree in filmmaking.
At OC Film School, we provide high-quality, cost-effective programs that help students save on tuition without compromising on education.
While the average annual cost of attending film school nationwide can exceed $35,000, our students pay significantly less over four years. This means they can graduate with outstanding training—and far less debt—compared to students from other film schools.
The OC Film School Team
Timothy Hagan
Amy Hesketh
Aaron Drane
Craig Downing
Marq Evans
Gregg Frost
Faculty Advisors
Every film student is assigned an faculty advisor. The following professors are faculty advisors for filmmaking program.
gear & Specialized laptop checkout
As an OC Film School student, you'll have access to state-of-the art production equipment like RED Digital Cinema cameras.
Specialized laptops are also available upon request.
Contact program coordinator, Amy Hesketh, for more information about checking out equipment.
OC COMMUNITY FILM EQUIPMENT CHECKOUT PROGRAM
The OC Student Community Film Equipment Checkout Program is available to all OC students, work-study employees, faculty members, or staff to use in your multimedia projects and not just students in the Filmmaking Program.
Questions? Contact Gregg Frost, Instructional & Classroom Support Technician at @email.
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Shoreline to OC
Shoreline to OC
Starting in Winter 2024, students who have earned an Associate of Applied Arts and Sciences in Digital Filmmaking from Shoreline Community College can transfer into OC's Bachelor of Applied Science degree program. Continue to pursue a career in film with state-of-the-art gear and the guidance of OC's expert professors!
Contact Mia Steben for details.
Transfer Information & Careers
Transfer Info
Careers
Academic Division
Filmmaking is part of the Social Sciences & Humanities Division (SSH). Visit the SSH Division for more info, including support resources and services, and contact info for division staff and the dean. The Social Sciences & Humanities Division can assist you with:
- Advising
- Connecting with faculty
- Finding campus resources
- Support for procedural processes such as a grade appeal or student complaint.