FSUFilm Soars to 17th and 11th Place in National Rankings

Tallahassee, FL - Florida State University's College of Motion Picture Arts (FSUFilm) has cemented its position as a leading public film training program, ranking among the top 20 film programs in the country by two prominent industry publications.

According to recent rankings by The Hollywood Reporter and The Wrap, FSUFilm ranks 17th overall and placed third among public film schools. This achievement is a testament to the college's commitment to excellence in film education, industry partnerships, and student success.

"It's an exciting moment for FSUFilm and a reflection of the hard work, innovation, and passion of our students, faculty, and alumni," said Reb Braddock, dean of the college. "We are proud of the progress we've made, and we remain dedicated to providing our students with the resources, training, and mentorship they need to succeed in the ever-evolving world of cinema."

FSUFilm's ranking places it alongside some of the most prestigious film schools in the nation, further solidifying its reputation. The college's hands-on approach to film education, which combines academic rigor with practical, real-world experience, has garnered significant praise from both students and industry professionals.

The college's state-of-the-art facilities, including sound stages, editing suites, and production equipment, provide students with a professional learning environment that mirrors the film industry. FSUFilm's commitment to fostering an inclusive environment has earned recognition for being a hub of creativity and innovation.

FSUFilm students praise the college's emphasis on storytelling, diversity, and collaboration. "The film school at Florida State is unlike any other program in the country," said Daniel Cooper, BFA Class of 2026. "What I love about FSUFilm is that they don't just teach us about film; they teach us how to be problem-solvers first and foremost."

As FSUFirm celebrates its significant achievement, it remains focused on pushing the boundaries of film education and preparing the next generation of filmmakers for success in an increasingly competitive industry.

For more information, visit film.fsu.edu.