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Florida Schools with Film & Digital Media Degrees Florida Schools with Film & Digital Media Degrees Pensacola Tallahassee Jacksonville Gainesville DeLand Orlando Lakeland Tampa St. Petersburg Port Charlotte West Palm Beach Fort Myers Fort Lauderdale Miami Key West College/University First Coast Technical College Saint Augustine Jones College-Jacksonville Jacksonville South Florida Institute of Technology Miami Flagler College-St Augustine Saint Augustine Kaplan College-Jacksonville Jacksonville South Florida State College Avon Park AI Miami International University of Art Flagler Technical Institute Palm Coast Keiser University-Ft Lauderdale Fort Lauderdale Southeastern University Lakeland Florida Agricultural and Mechanical and Design Miami Lake Technical Center Eustis Southwest Florida College Fort Myers American InterContinental University- University Tallahassee Lake-Sumter State College Leesburg St Petersburg College Clearwater South Florida Weston Florida Atlantic University Boca Raton Lincoln College of Technology-West St Thomas University Miami Gardens Anthem College-Orlando Orlando Florida Career College-Miami Miami Palm Beach West Palm Beach State College of Florida-Manatee- ATI Career Training Center-Fort Lindsey Hopkins Technical Education Florida College Temple Terrace Sarasota Bradenton Lauderdale Fort Lauderdale Center Miami Florida Gateway College Lake City Stetson University DeLand Atlantic Technical Center Coconut Creek Lively Technical Center Tallahassee Florida Gulf Coast University Fort Myers Strayer University-Florida Tampa Ave Maria University Ave Maria Lorenzo Walker Institute of Technology Naples Florida Institute of Recording Sound and Tallahassee Community College Tallahassee Barry University Miami Technology Orlando Lynn University Boca Raton Technical Education Center-Osceola Kissimmee Beacon College Leesburg Florida Institute of Technology Melbourne Manatee Technical Institute Bradenton The Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale Fort Lauderdale Bethune-Cookman University Daytona Beach Florida Institute of Technology-Online Melbourne Marchman Technical Education Center New Port Richey The Art Institute of Jacksonville Jacksonville Brewster Technical Center Tampa Florida International University Miami M-DCPS The English Center Miami The Baptist College of Florida Graceville Broward College Fort Lauderdale Florida Keys Community College Key West Miami Dade College Miami The Dave School Orlando Cape Coral Institute of Technology Cape Coral Florida Memorial University Miami Gardens New York Film Academy South Beach Miami Beach The University of Tampa Tampa Charlotte Technical Center Port Charlotte Florida National University-Main Campus Hialeah North Florida Community College Madison The University of West Florida Pensacola Chipola College Marianna Florida Southern College Lakeland Northwest Florida State College Niceville Tom P Haney Technical Center Panama City City College-Fort Lauderdale Fort Lauderdale Florida State College at Jacksonville Jacksonville Northwood University-Florida West Palm Beach Traviss Career Center Lakeland Clearwater Christian College Clearwater Florida State University Tallahassee Nova Southeastern University Fort Lauderdale College of Business and Technology- University of Central Florida Orlando Flagler Miami Florida Technical College Orlando Orlando Tech Orlando University of Florida Gainesville College of Business and Technology- Full Sail University Winter Park Palm Beach Atlantic University West Palm Beach Kendall Miami University of Miami Coral Gables George Stone Technical Center Pensacola Palm Beach State College Lake Worth College of Central Florida Ocala University of North Florida Jacksonville Gulf Coast State College Panama City Pasco-Hernando Community College New Port Richey Compu-Med Vocational Careers Corp Hialeah University of Phoenix-Central Florida Herzing University-Winter Park Winter Park Pensacola State College Pensacola Campus Orlando D G Erwin Technical Center Tampa Pinellas Technical Education Center- University of Phoenix-North Florida Hillsborough Community College Tampa Daytona State College Daytona Beach Clearwater Clearwater Campus Jacksonville Hodges University Naples Pinellas Technical Education Center-St University of Phoenix-South Florida DeVry University-Florida Miramar Immokalee Technical Center Immokalee Petersburg Saint Petersburg Campus Miramar DeVry University's Keller Graduate University of Phoenix-West Florida Polk State College Winter Haven School of Management-Florida Miramar Indian River State College Fort Pierce Campus Temple Terrace Polytechnic University of Puerto Rico- Digital Media Arts College Boca Raton International Academy of Design and Technology-Online Tampa Orlando Orlando University of South Florida-Main Campus Tampa University of South Florida-Sarasota- Eastern Florida State College Cocoa International Academy of Design and Rasmussen College-Florida Ocala Technology-Orlando Orlando Manatee Sarasota Eckerd College Saint Petersburg Remington College-Tampa Campus Tampa International Academy of Design and University of South Florida-St Petersburg St. Petersburg Edison State College Fort Myers Technology-Tampa Tampa Ringling College of Art and Design Sarasota University of Southernmost Florida Jacksonville Edward Waters College Jacksonville ITT Technical Institute-Fort Lauderdale Fort Lauderdale Robert Morgan Educational Center Miami Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University- Valencia College Orlando ITT Technical Institute-Fort Myers Fort Myers Rollins College Winter Park Daytona Beach Daytona Beach Warner University Lake Wales ITT Technical Institute-Jacksonville Jacksonville SAE Institute of Technology-Miami North Miami Beach Everest University-Brandon Tampa Washington-Holmes Technical Center Chipley ITT Technical Institute-Lake Mary Lake Mary Saint Johns River State College Palatka Everest University-Lakeland Lakeland Webber International University Babson Park ITT Technical Institute-Miami Miami Saint Leo University Saint Leo Everest University-Largo Largo Westside Tech Winter Garden ITT Technical Institute-Orlando Orlando Santa Fe College Gainesville Everest University-Melbourne Melbourne William T McFatter Technical Center Davie ITT Technical Institute-St Petersburg St. Petersburg Sarasota County Technical Institute Sarasota Everest University-North Orlando Orlando Winter Park Tech Winter Park Everest University-Pompano Beach Pompano Beach ITT Technical Institute-Tallahassee Tallahassee Schiller International University Largo Everest University-South Orlando Orlando ITT Technical Institute-Tampa Tampa Seminole State College of Florida Sanford Everest University-Tampa Tampa Jacksonville University Jacksonville Sheridan Technical Center Hollywood .
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