Career Preparation — television, feature films, advertising, corporate video production and new media
Production Variety — narrative, documentary, experimental cinema, music video, television programming and short film
Industry-level Environment — digital technology, nonlinear editing systems, digital audio workstations, and a complete Movie Magic lab for screenwriting, scheduling and budgeting.
Opportunities SCAD student films have been showcased at the Tribeca Film Festival, the Philadelphia International Film Festival, the New York International Independent Film and Video Festival, DancesWithFilms, the Eerie Horror Film Festival, the Palm Springs Film Festival, the International Art Film Festival and Cannes Film Festival, among others.
Facilities and Equipment - Steadicam EFP and Super Panther Dolly
- chroma key/green screen studio
- sound stage
- Avid Adrenaline, Symphony and Xpress DV workstations
- MiniDV and DVC Pro cameras
- Sony digital high-definition television cameras
- a Panasonic VariCam high-definition camera
- 16 mm, Super 16 mm and 35 mm cameras
- an all-digital studio.
- Savannah Cinema Post, the college’s film developing and color correcting facility
Location, Location, Location Savannah's filmography includes the original Cape Fear, Roots, Wild America, Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil, Forces of Nature, Forrest Gump, The General’s Daughter, The Gift, The Legend of Bagger Vance and The Haunted Mansion.
Savannah Film Festival Each fall, the
Savannah Film Festival offers a venue for students to meet directors, writers and actors from around the world, view new films, and participate in workshops and discussions with prominent individual filmmakers.
SCADDY Awards Advertising and advertising-related work is recognized in this
annual awards showcase.
View the General Safety Rules Governing Stage, Film and Television Production Crews Manual. 
SCAD One of Only 13 Film Schools Invited to Coca-Cola's Annual Short-film Competition The winning film will show in 21,000 theaters nationwide.
SCAD students Colin Levy and Roque Smith-Nonini entered their video "In Dire Need" into the Public Service Announcements for International Disasters competition. On May 7, it was chosen for second place in the broadcast category and the students recieved a $5000 cash award.
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