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RSU and Cherokee Nation Partner for Film Credit | Tulsa News
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Rogers State University and the Cherokee Nation are launching a game-changing partnership: film students can now earn college credit for hands-on training at the Cherokee Film Institute, turning real-world experience into degree credits. From set operations to camera work and sound design, this program prepares students—especially Native storytellers—for careers in film while building a skilled workforce for the booming media industry. Up to 15 credits toward a BA in Communications or Film Arts are available, open to anyone 18+. It’s not just education—it’s launchpad-ready training for the future of filmmaking.
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