MA in Film, Theater, and Multimedia Studies
Develops creative professionals and cultural leaders skilled in storytelling, production, performance, and multimedia content creation.
- Self-paced, online
- Live sessions (recorded)
- 9 courses · 30 credits
- Under one year
Program Description
The MA in Film, Theater, and Multimedia Studies prepares creative professionals, educators, and cultural leaders to engage critically and creatively with contemporary media, storytelling, performance, and digital communication. Students examine the artistic, social, cultural, and technological dimensions of film, theater, and multimedia while developing skills in content creation, production, performance, critical analysis, and audience engagement. The Master of Arts in Film, Theater, and Multimedia Studies is designed for aspiring actors, performers, writers, filmmakers, and creative entrepreneurs who want to master their craft while building profitable entertainment careers. It is ideal for individuals passionate about acting, storytelling, and content creation, who seek to earn while they learn and launch their own creative ventures. The MA in Film, Theater, and Multimedia Studies develops well-rounded artists and entrepreneurs who are equipped to succeed in today’s dynamic entertainment industry. With a strong foundation in acting, performance, scriptwriting, and filmmaking, students build essential skills while creating income-generating projects. The program emphasizes entrepreneurial thinking, empowering students to not only perform but to create, produce, and lead their own creative enterprises
What You’ll Learn
Graduates will be able to:
- Analyze film, theater, and multimedia works using interdisciplinary perspectives.
- Create compelling visual, theatrical, and digital narratives.
- Apply storytelling principles across multiple media platforms.
- Evaluate the cultural and societal impact of media and performance.
- Demonstrate proficiency in multimedia production techniques.
- Conduct scholarly research related to media and performance studies.
- Communicate creative and analytical ideas effectively.
- Develop innovative projects that address contemporary social and cultural issues.
Courses
The MA in Film, Theater, and Multimedia Studies offers an immersive curriculum combining theory, skill development, and entrepreneurial practice. Students sharpen their craft through courses in acting, scriptwriting, filmmaking, and poetry performance. Project-based learning allows students to create original productions while earning practical income and experience. The program emphasizes entrepreneurship, encouraging students to build personal brands, start creative businesses, and develop projects that generate revenue. Graduates leave with a portfolio of original work and the skills to lead in the global entertainment industry.
3 Credits
3 Credits
3 Credits
Admission Requirements
Applicants must hold a bachelor’s degree (or its equivalent), demonstrate English proficiency, and have a passion for the entertainment and performance arts. We welcome candidates from diverse backgrounds who are ready to create, perform, and launch their own entertainment careers. A sample of creative work (such as a performance video, written script, or poetry) is encouraged but not required. Osiri University will accept up to nine credits (approximately three graduate courses) previously taken at other universities towards a master’s degree. Exemptions may be made on a case-by-case basis.
To begin the enrollment process, please upload a copy of your bachelor’s degree (or an equivalent qualification, such as an HND) or an unofficial transcript, along with the administrative fee. After starting classes, ensure that official transcripts are sent to the Registrar via email at [email protected], or mailed to The Registrar, 2737 N. 49th Street, Lincoln, Nebraska, USA, 68504, directly from your former institution.
Program at a Glance
School
Humanities
Credits
30
Length
Under 1 year
Format
Online, self-paced
Fee
$65 / 3-credit course
Questions?
Contact the Registrar at [email protected] or visit us at 2737 N. 49th Street, Lincoln, Nebraska, USA 68504.
Courses in This Program
- BICE 500 — Project-Based Experiential Course (Required)
- BICE 502 — Sustainable Leadership (Required)
- HUMA 570 — Ubuntu Mind (Required)
- HUMA 572 — Scripting for Film and Theater (Elective)
- HUMA 573 — Acting for Film and Theater (Elective)
- HUMA 580 — Directing for Film and Theater (Elective)
- HUMA 581 — Film Producing (Elective)
- HUMA 582 — Cinematography (Elective)
- HUMA 583 — Production Management (Elective)