Schools for Movie Producers

University of California at Los Angeles

• University of California at Los Angeles has the Anderson School of Management in the Center for Management of Enterprise in Media, Entertainment and Sports. It offers the opportunity to be part of the Entertainment and Media Executive Program, which provides you important management strategies needed to be a producer. It is a four-day intensive program to gain valuable financial skills. Another option is to enroll in the three-year, part-time Fully Employed MBA program, the two-year, full-time MBA program, the two-year Executive MBA program and the Ph.D. programs for business.

  Entertainment and Media Management Institute
  University of California at Los Angeles
  Anderson School of Management
  110 Westwood Plaza
  Gold Hall, Suite B3.07
  Los Angeles, CA 90095-1481
  310-206-4052
  anderson.ucla.edu

New York University Steinhardt

• The Department of Media, Culture and Communication at New York University Steinhardt offers a Bachelor of Science in Media, Culture and Communication with a cross school minor in Business, Entertainment, Media and Technology. A total of 16 credits is required for the major, which includes eight taken at Stern and eight taken at Tisch Film and Television. Students are encouraged to intern at a New York City business for college credit, and they typically have more than 200 internships to choose from in the internship database.

  New York University Steinhardt
  Department of Media, Culture and Communication
  239 Greene St.
  7th Floor
  New York, NY 10003
  212-998-5191
  steinhardt.nyu

University of Southern California

• University of Southern California Marshall offers a graduate certificate in the Business of Entertainment through its School of Cinematic Arts. It is designed for students who have a strong background in a traditional managerial field. Most courses have professors with film and television experience. They typically meet in the evening, which is ideal for students who have other commitments during the day. Sixteen units of graduate level work are required. Classes on financing, distribution and budgeting are included.

  University of Southern California Marshall
  School of Cinematic Arts
  Los Angeles, CA 90089
  213-740-5424
  marshall.usc.edu