Or is that a film school thing?
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film school. except that u can get a job with out a certificate. if u intern and later maybe they like ur hard work and can offer u a job if u prove u got the skills.
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Go ahead and graduate.  I took a lot of classes that looked like fun and looked very interesting - none of them ended up being so.  Acting was basically group therapy, and the medical ethics course was WAY to religious for my taste.
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As a hgih schooler, be sure to do really well in your English and Art classes as they are most relevant to film. Also, if your school offers any elective classes that are media-related, sign right up. \n\nAlso, most film schools will require that you submit to them a portfolio of work which will be the most important part of your application. Find a video camera (doesn't have to be high-tech) and start filmmaking! Write a story and shoot it. If you don't have a lot of money, there are basic movie editing software programs on Windows. Or if you have the means, get Final Cut Pro. Just start filmming everything! The mroe you practice, the better you will be, That is the ONLY way to learn...Also, if you don't have access to a video camera, film schools usually will accept still photographs as an alternative. But start thinking abotu your protfolio now. Find out what colleges you want to apply to, and check out their admissions requirements.\n\nWhen it comes to film schools, don't pick a school based solely on reputation. In the end, no one will care what college you went to or if you even went at all. In the end, it will come down to how talented you are and how your portfolio looks. That being said, choose a college that offers film production that is small, and most importantly has a very high equipment to student ratio. At the big-name colleges like NYU, there is not enough cameras for way too many students, making for a terrible learning environment....I attended SUNY Purchase, and they have a top-tier program that is highly successfull. And ithe tuition is only 4,000 a year! \n\nIn the end, you need to posses the talent and visual creativity to be a storyteller. To get noticed, you need to take chances and be orginal. Always make sure you have something to give to someone so that they can see your work. Don't get discouraged because people will tell you that you will never make it. Just have thick skin, be determined, and work as hard as possible. Being a filmmaker is one of the toughest, most cut-throat and life-consuming industries, but it is also one of th emost rewarding and exciting fields as well. All the best!
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http://www.lcc.arts.ac.uk/courses/film_video/film_video.htm has loads
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I'm a foreign student in Korea and I am on scholarship.  Unfortunately there's cinematography in my university.  They have something like motion design (or animation, not sure).  Oh, and there is a major that has to do with media and something with the movies.  But, do you speak Korean?  Why do you want to study in Korea?  I don't think you can find good university education in English in Korea.  And why do you want to study cinematography in Korea?  As far as I can tell, they don't make good movies here.  \n\nAnyway, if you do want to study in Korea on scholarship try to search for different universities on the web.  Some Korean University websites have English versions.  And as far as I know they love to have foreign students here, especially if they look foreign.  \n\nPS:  My university is called handong global university.  It has a website.  Come and see~
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Is that an essay question that you have to do?
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maybe you could make up your own university...like in the movie "accepted".
292551
Is that even a real question?
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yes... looks like it started filming
201968
I tried to do a quick search for you, but couldn't find out at which school it was filmed. I would suggest contacting the production company directly, or maybe one of the people who worked on the movie, a production assistant or a location scout. www.imdb.com has a full list of the cast and crew as well as the production and distribution companies involved with the film.
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Videographer, I think...
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I would assume so. You know, there are advisors in high school that can help you find out the requirements you need to fulfill for high school classes.
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UCLA has a good Film school...check it out at http://www.ucla.edu
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Currently, the School of Life. This one is tough, more so than my other former schooling.
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Yes, if you have a scholarship
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nope.  just part of the process of having braces.  it'll be worth it.
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correct. you should go to moviemistakes.com and submit this.