Bachelor's Degree in Film and Television — CENTRO
Bachelor's Degree in Film and Television CENTRO

Bachelor's Degree in Film and Television

RVOE SEP Federal No. 20254140 December 4, 2025 School-based Modality Apply for terms January 2027, July 2027 and January 2028 Modality In-person Duration 8 semesters (4 years)
RVOE SEP Federal No. 20254140 December 4, 2025 School-based Modality Apply for terms January 2027, July 2027 and January 2028 Modality In-person Duration 8 semesters (4 years)
The Bachelor's Degree in Film and Television is designed to train filmmakers with a deep knowledge of cinematic language, as well as mastery of state-of-the-art equipment and software. Throughout the program, you will learn to manage audiovisual projects from conception to exhibition. You will become an artist who masters technique and is also capable of working in high-performance teams. Through constant experimentation and the exercise of critical thinking, you will discover the power of your own voice.
  • ARRI Certification: The first university in Latin America certified by ARRI, the technology used by the world's most important film productions.
  • Expanded job market: Cinema is no longer limited to theaters; today's filmmaker also produces for institutions, communities, and various platforms.
  • National and international festivals: Broad and growing presence of CENTRO students and alumni in festivals.
  • Industry-active faculty: Learn from practicing professionals within the film industry.
  • Continuous equipment renewal: Ongoing updates in camera, sound, lighting, editing, and rigging.
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Film and Television

Ángeles Sánchez

Bachelor's degree in Cinematography from the Centro de Capacitación Cinematográfica. For more than 10 years, she served as Collections Director at the Cineteca Nacional.

Marcelino Islas

Director, producer, screenwriter, and editor. His work has been selected and awarded at more than 50 festivals, including Venice, Morelia, Munich, and Havana.

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Is this program for me?

  • If storytelling is your thing.
  • If you believe cinema is much more than just entertainment.
  • If you're interested in audiovisual media as artistic expressions.
  • If you believe creativity is an essential element in all production processes.

Where can I work?

  • Film, television, series, research, and criticism.
  • Animation and documentary filmmaking.
  • Screenwriting, cinematography, sound, and production.
  • Post-production: editing, color grading, sound design, and visual effects.
  • Cultural management and academia: festival curation, audiovisual distribution, teaching, and criticism.
Where can I work? — Film and Television

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Why CENTRO?

  • You become part of a creative and interdisciplinary community alongside students, faculty, and professionals from all programs.
  • You learn by doing: you will carry out professional-level projects to include in your portfolio.
  • You access an innovative academic program that connects science, technology, design, and entrepreneurship.
  • You participate in intensive workshops, masterclasses, and project reviews with nationally and internationally renowned professionals.
  • Support to participate in international competitions.
  • Access to a job board with vacancies from Mexico's most important companies.
  • You collaborate with the industry through CENTRO Estudio projects.

Accreditations



Galileo Global Education

Galileo Global Education

The leading network in artistic and creative higher education in Europe, with more than 60 institutions across 18 countries. This strategic alliance expands the academic and professional opportunities of our community.

ARRI Certified Film School

ARRI Certified Film School

The first university in Latin America certified by ARRI, the technology used by the world's most important film productions.

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