By learning how to watch movies with a more careful eye, you’ll develop strong critical thinking skills that will help you in any career you pursue. You’ll have the option of taking classes like Film History, Film Genres (Horror, Comedy, Noir), Women Directors, and more! No matter if you’re interested in a degree in cinema studies or you’re just looking to take a few classes for fun, film classes will help you develop your analytical and storytelling skills. Whether you’re interested in watching movies on a deeper level or learning how to make your own, Lane’s Film Studies program has the courses you need to get started. Program courses at Lane prepare you to transfer to complete a cinema studies degree or to fulfill elective requirements for other programs at Lane and four-year schools. What you'll learn; Analyze film texts to hone your critical thinking skills. Develop discussion and presentation skills. Read and think deeply about complex issues, Collaborate with students on research and writing assignments. Understand cinematic movements and influences. Learn film history and cultural impact on different genres. If you think you might want to major in film and transfer to University of Oregon or elsewhere, our advisors will help you develop a transfer plan to get you to your goal. If you’re interested in transferring to the University of Oregon and pursuing Cinema Studies, our core courses, CINE 265, 266, and 267, transfer seamlessly. Our course on women directors, FA 264: Women Make Movies, fulfills a diversity requirement both at Lane and UO, and is offered every other spring.
Career Path
Graduate career path includes Production Assistant (Film, TV, or Commercials), Script Reader or Coverage Assistant, Film/Video Editor Assistant, Camera Operator (Entry-Level), Casting Assistant Sound Technician (Entry-Level), Broadcast Technician, Set Production Assistant, Location Scout Assistant, Lighting Assistant, Art Department Assistant, Costume or Wardrobe Assistant, Talent Agency Assistant, Marketing Assistant (Film or Entertainment), Film Festival Coordinator Assistant, Media Archivist Assistant, Community Arts Program Facilitator, Social Media Content Creator (Film Focus), Film Critic or Blogger (Entry-Level), Program Researcher (Broadcasting/Film/Video).
1. WASSCE/A level Certificate
2. School Transcript
3. Passport
4. Recommendation Letter
Lane Community College will accept, for the purposes of meeting the English proficiency requirement, English taken in 12-year education, or English is designated as the primary and official language and the principle language of instruction. If you do not meet the English language requirements yet, you can achieve the level you need by successfully completing a pre-sessional English programme with the university or submit
1. English language proficiency at a minimum of IELTS band 6.5 (or equivalent) or PTE Score or Duolingo English Test score before you start your course.
