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Program Description
Get your creative project off the ground and into the marketplace. It is the producer’s vision that makes him or her as an artist. A producer with a firm knowledge of the craft, a discerning eye for material, fundraising ability, a grasp of the law, cash flow, people and ethics, is rare. Through core and elective courses, you will learn about this art form and business profession, and what it takes to complete a creative product in the entertainment and media industries.
Minor Declaration
To request a minor be added or removed from your record please use your Albert Student Center. Click on the Academics tab, and then click Minor Application under Planning Tools. New First Year and Transfer students should wait to declare minors toward the end of their first academic year and after discussing it with their academic advisor.
Program Requirements
The program requires the completion of 16 credits, comprised of the following:
Course List
| Course |
Title |
Credits |
| OART-UT 562 | Media Moguls in the 20th Century | 4 |
| OART-UT 1006 | Producing Essentials | 4 |
| 8 |
| The Art of Adaptation | |
| Business of Film | |
| Business of Producing | |
| Casting and Auditioning | |
| Creative Fundraising | |
| Crowdfunding Video Production | |
| Entertainment & Media Industries | |
| Film Story Analysis: | |
| Film Development: The Tools of Creative Movie Producing | |
| Funding Your Music Venture | |
| Globalization of The Entertainment Industry | |
| History of Producing: Productions in Crisis | |
| Impact Producing: Making Social, Political, & Cultural Change Through Documentary | |
| Internet Design | |
| Internship | |
| Intro to Screenwriting | |
| Intro to Marketing | |
| Journalism Ethics & First Amendment Law | |
| Journalism and Society: | |
| Leadership in the Music Industry | |
| Theatre Management: | |
| Legal Aspects of The Entertainment Industry | |
| Marketing & Distribution for Film | |
| Media Internship | |
| Movie Marketing | |
| Producing: Artistic Entrepreneurship | |
| Producing for Animation | |
| Producing for Film | |
| Producing Off-Broadway | |
| Producing for TV | |
| Producing the Short Screenplay | |
| Script Analysis | |
| Strategies for Independent Producing | |
| Television Management: Network, Cable/Satellite | |
| Theatre in New York: Practicum | |
IFMTV-UT 81 | | |
| TV Nation: Inside and Out of The Box | |
| Total Credits | 16 |
Note: Not all courses are offered during all academic sessions. Check Albert for course schedule, eligibility to enroll, and work with your academic advisor to plan accordingly. Courses listed are allocated to the Minor. Courses offered at the School of Professional Studies are not eligible to count toward Tisch Minors.
Policies
Program Policies
Grades
All students declaring a Minor must receive a grade of C or above in order to have the course count towards a Tisch Minor.
Course Allocations
No more than one (1) class or a maximum of four (4) units can be used to substitute a Minor designated class. Students cannot substitute required classes for the Minors.
As of spring 2015, regarding double-counting of courses for Tisch students: students who have any combination of Tisch majors/minors will only be permitted to count one course towards both areas. Tisch minor courses can be double-counted between two Tisch minors. For all other NYU students, students' should follow their home school academic policies.
NYU Policies
University-wide policies can be found on the New York University Policy pages.
Tisch Policies
Additional academic policies can be found on the Tisch academic policy page.