Program Overview

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University Programs

The university offers a range of programs for students interested in film, audiovisual, sound, and animation.

Undergraduate Programs

• ESRA Cinema: a 3-year Bachelor's degree granting diploma in film and television.
• ESRA Sound: a 3-year Bachelor's degree granting program in sound, music, film, and video games, radio, and sound for events.
• ESRA Animation: a 3-year Bachelor's degree granting program in 3D animation.
• Bachelor Filmmaking: a 3-year Bachelor's degree granting diploma in film and television.

Post Bachelor's Degree +3

• DHEC Screenwriting and Directing: a 2-year diploma course in writing and directing for film and television.
• DHEC Production and Distribution: a 2-year diploma course in film production and distribution.
• MFA Filmmaking: a 2-year MFA degree granting program in writing and directing for film and television.
• ESRA New York: a 1-year training course in English for film and sound professions.

Professional Programs

• Professional Programs: long and short programs to retrain or specialize in audiovisual professions.
• Specific Programs: introductory audiovisual workshops for high school students in July.

Admissions

Admission Process

The admission process includes competitions, pre-admissions, admissions, and parallel admissions.

Degrees & Parcoursup

The university offers diplomas, and the Parcoursup platform is used for admissions.

Accessibility

The university provides accessibility, furnishings, and personalized support for students.

Scholarships and Mobility

The university offers funding and scholarships, including scholarship applications, financing solutions, and testimonials from scholarship recipients.

International

Internationalization

The university has an internationalization strategy and guidelines for international relations.

Partnerships

The university has partnerships with other institutions and organizations.

ERASMUS

The university participates in the ERASMUS program, which provides opportunities for student mobility and exchange.

News

School News

The university publishes news and updates about school events, masterclasses, screenings, and alumni achievements.

Events

The university hosts various events, including open houses, trade fairs, masterclasses, and screenings.

Campus

ESRA Campuses

The university has campuses in Paris, Côte d'Azur, Brittany, Brussels, and New York.

Students and Alumni

Students

The university provides resources and support for students, including student films, associations, and activities.

Alumni

The university has a network of alumni who have achieved success in the film and audiovisual industry.

The School

History

The university has a history of providing high-quality education in film, audiovisual, sound, and animation.

Commitments

The university is committed to inclusion, diversity, ecology, CSR, ethics, and quality charter.

Partnerships

The university has partnerships with companies and organizations in the film and audiovisual industry.

Careers

The university provides career opportunities and resources for students and alumni.

Shooting Operator Program

Program Presentation

The Shooting Operator program is a vocational training program that provides students with the skills and knowledge needed to work as a camera operator in the film and audiovisual industry.

Target Audience and Prerequisites

The program is designed for individuals who want to pursue a career as a camera operator, with a bachelor's degree or equivalent, or at least one year of experience in the audiovisual or film industry.

Skills Developed

The program consists of three blocks of skills: preparing the audiovisual or film project, bringing the project to fruition, and post-producing the project.

Training Objectives

The program aims to provide students with the skills and knowledge needed to master filming equipment and post-production software, acquire framing, lighting, and sound recording techniques, and collaborate effectively with a technical and artistic team.

Training Program

The program includes a range of modules, including meeting with an image professional, audiovisual and image-related professions, network/professional project/industry monitoring, and audiovisual productions and new media.

Teaching Methods

The program uses a range of teaching methods, including theoretical classes, practical exercises, and professional scenarios.

Assessment and Certification Procedures

The program uses a range of assessment methods, including professional scenarios and certification exams, to evaluate student learning and award the "Camera Operator" certification.

Career Opportunities and Sectors of Activity

The program provides students with the skills and knowledge needed to work as a camera operator in the film and audiovisual industry, with career opportunities in areas such as film, television, advertising, and streaming.

Financing Options

The university offers a range of financing options, including the Compte Personnel de Formation (CPF), AFDAS, Pôle emploi, and personal financing.

Contact

For more information about the university's programs and financing options, please contact the admissions team.