FILM 44.17 Media Enterpreneurship and Practice

Media Entrepreneurship and Practice presents a set of tools students can use to evolve their creative practice into a professional practice. There is a gap between developing and funding a single project and ensuring long-term success—for both the work and the people who make it. We will develop skills to ensure the latter. Working across media types and discussing models ranging from individual creator to social entrepreneur to business developer, students will explore how they present themselves to different audiences, how to seek out funding for projects, and how to develop plans to execute their vision. Guest speakers from industry will share their experience to help students set achievable, sustainable goals for their work and career.

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Department-Specific Course Categories

Film and Media Studies