Audio Production Concentration
At A Glance
Program Type
Concentration of the cinematic arts major (BA)
Accreditation
Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities (NWCCU)
Opportunity
Option to study for a semester at the Contemporary Music Center in Nashville
Facilities
96-channel recording studio
Nothing is of higher value than the Word of God. This foundational belief guides and supports our studies as we undertake the great privilege of endeavoring to understand the Bible better and more deeply.
Program Distinctives Why Study Audio Production at George Fox?
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The size of our program allows for plenty of personal attention and one-on-one instruction – not something you’ll get at a larger school.
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We live out our faith, integrating it into all we do at George Fox. That includes instruction in our audio production concentration, as our professors will challenge you to integrate your core beliefs into your projects. Beyond preparing you professionally, we emphasize your development and growth as a person.
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Students have the option of spending one semester at the Contemporary Music Center in Nashville, offering different tracks for performers and music managers.
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We encourage our students to use our 96-channel recording studio in their spare time. Several albums have been recorded by students there.
Courses / Curriculum What Will I Study?
Our spaces/Where Will I Learn?
Art Annex
We have great news for our future art students! The vibrant and growing art and design program – housing the university’s graphic design, studio art and arts administration, illustration, and cinematic arts majors – will have a new home in the fall of 2025.
The new 6,000-square-foot facility will be located between the Maker Hub and Pennington Hall and will feature a large studio for pottery and ceramics, another space for glass and sculpture, and a partially covered courtyard work area with a ceramics kiln. You could be one of the first classes to use this new space and make your mark on the art program for years to come.
Career Outlook What’s After George Fox
Employment of broadcast, sound, and video technicians is projected to grow 3% through 2032, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. There are numerous opportunities in film, radio, music and other audio productions including, books, podcasts and radio.
Our cinematic arts students have gone on to do some game-changing work in the professional world.
- Video Production, Portland Trail Blazers
- Producer, Graystone Media → Sports Media Production (produced the Civil War: Ducks vs Beavers)
- Portland Film Community: Grimm, Portlandia, Pretty Little Liars, The Librarians
- Audiovisual Tech, Nike
- Videographer, Reverie Creative Agency
- Luis Palau Ministries
- Producer, Happy Finish
- Courtroom Trial Videographer
- Director of Promotions and Listener Engagement, BOOST Radio
- Site Director, Gear Up
- Production Intern, Hollywood, California
- Keiki O Ka Aina
- Refuge VFX
- Pixar
- American Film Institute
- University of Southern California
- UCL (London)
- University of Oregon
Gaby Sipe
Class of 2019
My time as a cinematic arts major at George Fox was a truly enriching experience. My professors were extremely knowledgeable, encouraging, and made me feel prepared to work in the industry. The program is full of passion that intertwines with a desire to bring honor to God through our creation of art. We were encouraged to use the creativity that we were blessed with and share it with those around us.
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