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Palm Beach Film School
The Palm Beach Film School and the Miami Film School offer intensive, “hands-on, learn-by-doing” training program that teach students to write, shoot, direct and edit their own short, character-driven drama, comedy or horror films at an affordable tuition in 8 or 16 weeks. Students shoot on the latest DV and HD cameras and edit on Final Cut Pro edit systems in an innovative, state-of-the-art facility with all the latest lighting and sound gear. Each student makes his or her own film and each film is screened at a South Florida movie theater. For more information about day (8 weeks) and evening (16 weeks) classes that start in November 2008 call the Palm Beach Film School at 561-242-9190 or the Miami Film School at 954-989-2737 or visit us at www.PalmBeachFilmSchool.com or www.MiamiFilmSchool.net.
Pocono Mountain Video Workshops
Tom Musto Productions Inc. is a multi-purpose studio that offers Film & Video production services for Corporate and Industrial Programs, TV Commercials, Feature Films, Documentaries and Childrens Programs, and Still Photography for Advertising and Corporate assignments.
Prague Film School
Prague Film School provides intensive training in film-making (with options of specialization in directing/cinematography/post-production), animation, documentary and acting for film. Standard program length is one year. Semester and summer programs are offered as well. All programs are taught in English. Students come from all over the world, with backgrounds in film, design, acting, humanities and media. Programs are very intensive and practical; each students works on ~30 films per year, and shoots 4-6 films of his/her own. The school has ~60 students studying at the same time. Programs are accredited by the Czech Ministry of Education as professional training programs. Our programs are also recognized as affiliated study abroad programs by Oberlin, Vassar, Swarthmore and other colleges in the US.
Quantus Productions
The company behind "How To Make A Hollywood Caliber Movie On A Budget Of Next To Nothing!" Using moviemaker and Quantas founder Jason J. Tomaric's own low-budget movie, Time and Again, as a prototype, viewers learn the ins and outs of writing, casting, directing, cinematography, editing, producing from this uniquely authentic perspective. Also included is a CD-ROM with all the scripts, storyboards, contracts, industry resource guides and even rough footage from the movie that you can edit at home.
Raindance New York: 99 Minute Film School
This workshop is designed to educate producers, directors and cinematographers about the best practices of shooting with Red One. This workshop navigates filmmakers through every aspect of high-end digital cinematography. The Red One camera has revolutionized the world of independent filmmaking. In the last year hundreds of projects, from small indies to huge blockbusters like “District 9,” utilized Red’s 35mm censor and 4k resolution. However, this cutting-edge technology has introduced a lot of questions: How does Red One compare to 35mm film, HD and other digital cameras? What are the cost advantages and disadvantages of Red? What is the best workflow for handling Red on the set and in post-production? How will shooting on Red One effect the sales potential of the film? This workshop is designed to educate producers, directors and cinematographers about the best practices of shooting with Red One and navigate filmmakers through the minefield of high-end digital cinematography. Red One Camera Workshop is co-presented by Persona Films, an award-winning film and commercial production company based in New York City and Twitch Post, a post-production boutique specializing in Red workflow in post.
Ryerson University
Ryerson University's School of Image Arts offers undergraduate programs leading to a BFA, in film, photography and new media. A new Master of Fine Arts in Documentary Media is set to begin in September 2007. The MFA is centred on production, drawing on Ryerson's tradition of applied education and strong industry and alumni links in film, photography and new media. The curriculum provides for an understanding of the historical and contemporary theoretical framework that surrounds the ongoing development of documentary practices.
Saddleback College
Saddleback College is quickly becoming known as the starting place for young filmmakers. With comprehensive equipment, facilities, and training we provide the tools and experience that helps young talent showcase itself. Saddleback College also has several unique features such as a standing backlot on an abandoned military base that the college now owns as well as a fully funded feature film production program; Saddleback students produced three features in the last two years. Your first step to breaking in starts here at Saddleback College.
SAE-LA
Digital Filmmaker Program at SAE-LA. Learn both traditional film techniques and state-of-the-art digital film innovations. Included with tuition: MacBookPro laptop, FinalCut Studio 2 and Final Draft. Scholarships available for those who qualify!
San Francisco School of Digital Filmmaking
Offers intensive hands-on training in the craft of motion pictures, including one-year daytime and evening programs, four-week workshops and evening classes. Students learn the craft of moviemaking from industry professionals, use the latest HD, digital video and editing equipment, make five movies over the course of one year and work on an HD feature.
Savannah College of Art and Design
Named one of Kaplan’s “25 cutting-edge schools with an eye toward the future,” the Savannah College of Art and Design is a private, nonprofit, accredited institution with locations in Atlanta and Savannah, Ga., and in Lacoste, France. Undergraduate and graduate degree programs are offered online through SCAD-eLearning. The college offers Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Fine Arts, Master of Architecture, Master of Arts, Master of Arts in Teaching, Master of Fine Arts, and Master of Urban Design degrees. For more information, visit www.scad.edu, e-mail admission@scad.edu, call 800.869.7223 or 912.525.5100 in Savannah, or call 877.722.3285 or 404.253.2700 in Atlanta.
School of film and television SEPTIMA ARS
Offers interested moviemakers the opportunity to study courses and degrees in a variety of areas the filmmaking process, including screenwriting, directing, producing, editing, cinematography and other areas of interest.
Seattle Film Institute
The largest independent film program in the Northwest. Its 40-week Total Immersion Program provides a complete hands-on overview of the moviemaking and screenwriting processes. During the program, students learn the technical skills, practice standard industry protocol and, equally important, develop their own artistic vision.
Society for Neuroscience
Win cash prizes from The Society for Neuroscience for an educational video that informs the public about the brain and the nervous system! Submissions due June 10, 2011.
Sydney Film School
The Sydney Film School is a premier creative institute for emerging moviemakers, using 16mm film and digital technologies. Established in a spacious warehouse by a team of award-winning moviemakers and educators, the school is governed by a board of international professionals and leading industry representatives. Sydney Film School aspires to be a gateway between the eastern and western film cultures, continuing to build strong local relationships, while attracting and interacting with students and practitioners from around the world.
The Edit Center
Apple-Certified Final Cut Pro Training Center, offers film editing classes in New York City. At the heart of The Edit Center curriculum is our six-week Art of Editing Course, which brings together independent filmmakers who need their movies edited and beginning editors who are looking to learn the craft while working on a feature film (recent projects include The Great World of Sound and Trucker). The class is taught by accomplished editors whose credits include Sicko, The Squid and the Whale, Garden State, Maria Full of Grace, Welcome to the Dollhouse, Girlfight and "The Wire." Edit Center Alumni have gone on to work on films such as Little Miss Sunshine, Half Nelson, Control Room, No End in Sight and Matchpoint, among others. As an Apple-certified training center, we also offer weekend and one-week Final Cut Pro classes as well as courses in DVD Studio Pro, Soundtrack Pro, Motion, and Logic.
The Film School @ SCC, Motion Picture/Television
Year school/program founded: 1985. "Go to this school if you want to create a portfolio of outstanding work, win festivals and receive industry standard training." The one moviemaker who best illustrates our moviemaking philosophy is Francis Ford Coppola: "Sound is 50% of a film." The one thing that separates us from all other film schools out there is that at SCC we explore theory through hands on production. Length of program: Approx 2 years. Cost: Approx $2.500 + course fees for 1 year. Pre-requisites: None. Degree/Certificate: Associate of Applied Science Degree and /or certificate in 5 areas: Screenwriting, Film Production, Broadcast Production, Editing, Analyses and Criticism. Accredited by North Central Association of Colleges and Schools. Equipment/Facilities: 2 state of the arts soundstages for film and tv productions. 2 state of the arts Post-Production Hi-tech Labs for instruction and student production. We teach the latest versions of software e.g. Avid, Pro-Tools, Photoshop, Final Cut, Final Draft, budgeting, After Effects and more on Top notch G-5 Macs. 50 stations available to students. Super 16mm, 16mm, DVcam, DVC Pro HD and Lighting, sound, grip and camera equipment available for checkout. We provide all necessary equipment for student production except film and tape. Campus Amenities: Beautiful Campus, Fitness Center, Cafeteria, Library, Performing Arts Center, Theater and Art Departments, Culinary Arts. Specialized Fields School Is Known For: The Film School, Culinary Arts and Nursing. Notable Faculty Members/Guest Instructors: Dr. Penelope Price, Katherine Atwell Herbert, Terry Donelly, Johnny Dust, Greg Cooke, Cary Cook. Avg. Student Age: 25. Famous Alumni: Jimmy Gadd, Ryan Smith, Jayson Crothers, Roze, Vincent Pascoe, Frank DiBugnara. Any Oscar, Emmy, or other award winners among your alumni? Student Academy awards: Chris Sheridan. Typical Job Titles Held by Your Alumni: Directors, Editors, DP's, Art Directors, Sound Designers, Crew on professional sets and owners of independent production companies. Post-Graduate Support/Services: Placement in industry positions through Ambient Noise, The Film school e-zine. Do you provide screenings of student work for industry?: Yes, at our annual film fest. We just held our 27th annual fest may 10th 2007. Do you hold a student film festival? If so, how have students benefited in the past? We have an annual film festival and evaluation from industry adjudicators.
The Motion Picture Institute of Michigan
The Motion Picture Institute of Michigan provides a network of instructors, peers, professionals, and resources for aspiring filmmakers. At $9,995, our program is by far one of the most affordable one-year film programs in the country.
The New School
The New School offers you graduate degrees and certificates in Media Studies, Documentary Film Studies, and Media Management, on campus and online. View our programs today!
The New School for Drama
The New School for Drama trains serious actors, directors, and playwrights like you for a professional career in the theater.
The University of Arizona
The Department of Media Arts offers pre-professional and professional education at the undergraduate level with Bachelor of Arts programs in Aesthetics and Criticism, and Producing, and a Bachelor of Fine Arts program in Production. The Department also offers graduate education with a Master of Arts Degree in Critical Studies, as well as a Ph.D. minor housed in the Department of English.
The Writers Store
Since 1982, The Writers Store has been respected worldwide as the leading authority on screenwriting and filmmaking tools. We're the one professionals turn to when they need advice on choosing the right tools for their writing needs.
Tom Savini’s Digital Film Production Program at Douglas Education Center
Douglas Education Center (DEC), a creative career school located just 30 minutes south of Pittsburgh, is already home to Tom Savini’s monstrously successful Special Make-Up Effects Program, which began in 2000 and has graduated hundreds of students from all over the country. DEC offers many other programs besides make-up effects, including graphic design, illustration, cosmetology, and starting in February, Tom Savini’s Digital Film Production Program. Each student entering the 16-month program receives a video camera and a laptop computer fully equipped with software for all their filmmaking needs. As part of the curriculum, they will work on real productions, alongside instructors culled from the entertainment industry, utilizing high definition cameras, professional lighting equipment and a newly constructed soundstage. Planned projects include music videos, trailers to present to the American Film Market, feature films, and even pilots for reality television shows. Call the Douglas admissions department at 800/413-6013 x100 or visit online at www.douglas-school.com.
UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television
Rated first of 500 undergraduate film programs, with a unique curriculum that blends hands-on experience with theoretical studies.
University of Southern California (USC)
One of the world's top film programs, offering degrees in animation and digital arts, critical studies, film and television production, producing, screenwriting and interactive media.
University of Southern California Summer Programs
Offers interested moviemakers the opportunity to study a variety of areas the filmmaking process, including screenwriting, directing, producing, the business side of filmmaking, computer animation, editing, cinematography and other areas of interest, during the summer months.
University of Utah
University of Utah Film Studies Division offers both undergraduate BA and graduate MFA degrees. Students get a hands-on approach to independent filmmaking with with a stable of excellent equipment.
Vancouver Film & TV Forum
The Forum hosts a series of panel discussions, pitching forums, master classes, tete-a-tete meetings, roundtable discussions and speed dating sessions, all geared to the professional development of screen-based media communities. We also provide an exciting platform for our delegates to access domestic and global market leaders, share the expertise of our international speakers and make the most of the opportunity to meet and foster working relationships with their peers. Our New Filmmakers' Day (NFD), the only event of its kind in Western Canada, is specifically designed to cater to emerging writers, producers and directors of film and television.
Vancouver Film School
Great films are being made right now at Vancouver Film School. Drawing inspiration from every corner of the world and working under the guidance of industry veterans, students in the intensive one-year Film Production program at VFS learn the disciplines of directing, producing, cinematography, art direction, writing, and editing. They make top-quality drama and documentary films, gaining vital studio skills, experience, and professional-level reels. The results are there for all to see – award-winning student work is playing now on vfs.com.
VCUarts Cinema Program
VCU's Cinema Program prepares undergraduate students to become screenwriters, directors and producers through a Bachelor of Art degree with a rigorous liberal and fine arts emphasis. Narrative filmmaking with a classical focus on character and storytelling sets this program apart from most. Cinema majors can graduate after three years and two summers of intensive production workshops but are encouraged to earn a second major. International study options include the Cannes Film Festival and the VCU French Film Festival. Internships are available with international film organizations and production companies. http:www.vcu.edu/arts/cinema/dept Contact Program Director Rob Tregenza cinema@vcu.edu. Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, VA
Video Symphony
Video Symphony's School of Film, TV & Audio provides one-year certification programs and continuing education in Editing, Motion Graphics, and Audio Engineering. Concentrates on Avid, Final Cut, ProTools, Adobe, Maya and C4D. Nationally-accredited. Financial aid available for those who qualify.
Virginia Commonwealth University
One of the nation's leading arts and design schools offers BA, BFA, and MFA degrees in filmmaking. The work of its alums has been recognized by Academy Awards, Emmy Awards, and the Sundance Film Festival. And it's an exciting place to be.
Writers Boot Camp
Unique in its vocational, hands-on approach to full conceptual development. There's a huge gap between having an intellectual understanding of what comprises outstanding writing and being able to apply that understanding to your own work. Writers Boot Camp's process/approach has proven extremely effective in bridging that gap.
Writing Pad
Writing Pad is a fabulous writing space in the Silverlake Hills of Los Angeles. With courses in screenwriting, pitching, fiction, poetry, and free writing, Writing Pad offers a nurturing environment with decadent tasting plates and desserts to help fuel creativity. One-day workshops and five-week courses are available.
Zaki Gordon Institute for Independent Filmmaking
At ZGI, we teach one thing, how to make movies. If you want to take film criticism classes on the French New Wave, we're not for you. Concept to distribution within a year, that's what we do. We run the school like you're on a production. It's an intense experience but everyone who graduates has made their own short film. ZGI is located in beautiful Sedona, AZ. The program is fully accredited through Yavapai College and qualifies for all forms of financial aid, not to mention the affordable tuition.
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