Western Michigan University's film, video and media studies program is for students who are interested in any aspect of film, TV and radio broadcasting, or production. If you decide to major in film, video and media studies at WMU, you will learn about the theoretical framework and practical assumptions that drive today's mass media and spend many hours in the University's state-of-the-art training facilities, where you will gain practical experience in radio and TV broadcasting, news writing, technical direction and production. You must apply for admission to the film, video and media studies program. Acceptance is based on grades, a personal statement that reflects relevant educational and career goals, understanding of the field and writing ability.

After you graduate Recent WMU graduates with degrees in film, video and media studies are working as: * Actors * Advertising agents * Announcers * Casting directors * Critics * Event planners and coordinators * Film editors * Media buyers * News anchors * News directors * News writers * Photographers * Producers and production assistants * Radio show hosts and disc jockeys * Script writers * Set managers and designers * Technical directors * Videographers Among the organizations they work for are: * Media corporations * Film companies * Publishers Close to 25 percent of WMU's film, video and media studies students transition into graduate studies after receiving their bachelor's degree. They enter prestigious programs around the country and study all areas of media and mass communication.