What are the film and television production courses for art students studying abroad?

What are the film and television production courses for art students studying abroad?
As we all know, there are three top universities in the United States, namely, the American Academy of Arts and Film, which only enrolls graduate students, the New York University of Ang Lee and the University of Southern California. So, what is the curriculum design for studying film and television production in the United States? Let's see:
1、 Course introduction of film production specialty and film production specialty:
The major of film and television production includes film and television production, film and television media, film and television writing, film and television production management, director, lighting, film and television, film and television, sound and mixing. The major of film and television production also needs the support of media literature, history and theoretical study. [Chinese dubbing]
2、 Introduction to preparatory courses for film and television production:
English (4 credits), mathematics (4 credits), experimental science (3 credits), sociology (3 credits), foreign language (2-3 credits). Art courses are mostly chosen in the preparatory stage of film and television production, especially in photography and media, film drama, and computer courses. If you haven't taken these courses in high school, it is recommended to participate in relevant extracurricular or community activities.
3、 Classic film and television production course: [Animation dubbing]
Introduction to Film and Television Production
Advanced film and film production
Studio TV production
director
Film and television
Digital editing
Scriptwriter
Sound design and production
Animation and special sound effects [English dubbing]
Production management
lighting
TV program
Media and society
History of Film
Video and TV Types
The digital revolution in the film industry has made mathematics, natural science and computer more and more important. If you want to make meaningful films, writing skills, cultural, social and media literature knowledge are essential.
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