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Film and Video Production

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Develop Industry-Ready Skills with a Film and Video Production Minor

Designed for students in communication, media, ministry, and the creative arts, Cornerstone University’s Film and Video Production minor equips you with industry-relevant, hands-on experience in cinematography, editing and production. You’ll learn to craft stories that inspire, inform, and influence others while developing the creative and technical skills needed to thrive in professional media or ministry settings — sharing powerful stories that make a lasting impact for Christ.

For more opportunities to advance your career impact, explore our B.A. in Communication, B.A. in Media Production, or B.A. in Graphic Design.

Develop Career-Enhancing Skills with a Minor in Film and Video Production

Cultivate creative and technical skills through hands-on courses and film labs that prepare you with in-demand industry skills. This minor complements majors in communication, ministry, business, or the arts, expanding your ability to apply visual storytelling across diverse careers.

Storytelling & Concept Development – Craft compelling narratives that capture emotion and communicate meaning.

Digital Photography & Visual Composition – Apply lighting, framing, and design principles to create visually engaging images.

Audio Production – Record, edit, and mix sound to enhance film and video projects with clarity and depth.

Cinematography & Video Production – Operate cameras, lighting, and equipment to produce professional-quality content.

Editing & Post-Production – Transform raw footage into cohesive, impactful stories using industry-standard tools.

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Christian Worldview Integration – Apply biblical principles and collaborate professionally and personally in team-based environments.

Program Courses

Film and Video Production Minor

MDA-111: Intro to Story

Explore narrative structure, aesthetic choices, and storytelling techniques across media, emphasizing the development of an artist’s unique voice.

MDA-236: Intro to Digital Photography

Learn the basics of still and digital photography, including core concepts, camera handling, and the aesthetics of image-making.

MDA-261: Audio Production I

Learn the fundamentals of audio engineering through sound collection, arrangement, and essential auditory skills for recording.

MDA-271: Film & Video Production I

Learn video production theory and practice across all phases, gaining hands-on experience with its processes and technology.

MDA-282: Film & Video Production II

Advance your skills in camera work, lighting, sound, directing, producing, and editing for non-fiction productions that engage communities and audiences.

MDA-365: Film & Video Production Labs

Gain advanced experience in all stages of film production—from preproduction planning to cinematography, editing, and sound design—building professional-level technical and creative skills.

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Career Opportunities with a Film and Video Production Minor

A Film and Video Production minor strengthens your industry skills for careers in film, television, digital media, and communications. Graduates apply hands-on experience in cinematography, editing, and production management to create compelling visual content for studios, agencies, businesses, or ministry organizations.

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Start your degree at one of the most affordable Christian universities in the region. An admissions counselor is ready to help you begin the enrollment process.

  1. Apply — our application is free.
  2. Set goals — your admissions counselor is here to guide you.
  3. Maximize your credits — you could transfer in up to 75% of your degree credits.
  4. Discover affordability — scholarships and grants are available for qualified students.

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MON - FRI: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
SAT & SUN: Closed

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