Repeat of a Course
Students with satisfactory attendance who fail a course are permitted to retake the course. Students must maintain satisfactory progress throughout the second attempt and complete all course work...
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Film Center
Full Sail’s Film Center is designed to be a complete motion picture production facility, giving students the tools and space to turn scripts and storyboards into feature films. The building houses...
FPR661: Film Production Thesis V: Film Assembly
The Film Production Thesis V: Film Assembly Course will focus on editing and sound. In this first part of this course, students will focus on editing their film using appropriate technologies, color correction tools, and techniques for generating...
MAN630: Executive Leadership
This course examines the qualities necessary to be an executive leader in today's entertainment business field. Various industries are examined to ensure an understanding of a given industry's leadership styles and traits. Students explore effective...
Termination Policy and Borrower’s Agreement
A student may terminate their enrollment agreement by giving notice to a Student Advocacy team member at Full Sail University. Withdrawals are subject to the Institutional Refund Policy section of...
FPR680: Business of Film
The Business of Film course integrates a student's technical and conceptual understanding of filmmaking with the practical dimensions of managing a career in the film industry. Students will examine current industry business models and develop plans...
GBE1001: Introduction to the Gaming Industry
The Introduction to the Gaming Industry course examines the evolution of the game industry from the 1950s on, spanning early platforms and ‘90s console wars to the advent of competitions and leagues, 3-D gaming, and virtual reality. Students will...
GEB612: Business Plan Development
The Business Plan Development Course requires students to incorporate the business skills students have developed over their course of study into research for their own business plan. In this course, students draw on their business, management, and...
MDM691: Professional Practice
Today's Media Designer works in a highly competitive field. To achieve success, designers must articulate and manage processes, understand legal and ethical issues on a global scale, and be able to present themselves and their capabilities at the...
FPR621: Film Production Thesis III: Production
The Film Production Thesis III: Production Course allows students to further develop their final film project. This course represents the production phase of the student's film project. In this course, students will apply the skills and knowledge...