Pannu
Sunday, June 15, 2008
Saturday, April 12, 2008
jalsa review
here is my complete review:
scrren play director and script:trvikram
edtor:sreekar prasad (almost regular editor for manratnam flms)
other crew :not important for the out come of film.
trivikrams punch daloges:
dabbu naaku avasaram, istam kadhu :vilan(i think he is mukesh )
bedirimpuku basha avasaram ledhu ardamaypothundi (same actor)
manakoste kastam manavallakoste narakam (agan same actror in the last discussing with hero)
when ali makes some person in to some asana and calls pavan for that
pavan says:em pani urjent a imporatanta (idh punch dialoge anpnchaka povachu but its good one)
:andanga vundalante mankistamochinattu vundatam kadu edutivallaku istamayinattu vundatam
and some more are there.........
coming to editing its pretty good.
in the editing mattter srikar and trivikram are at their best in the first action seen accupying the land .(it seems tivkram best suits for making fully action oriented films)
of course but the set up look same as athadus polam seen.
in some places it seems editing is very fast particularly in showing the past happened seens ,but we can understand taht as the total film time is very long .
coming to story:
naxal back drop can be droped as it doesent gave any massage and it is not in the main story line even he can maintain same action seens with the vilan with out the naxal back drop.and even parvathi melton also not needed , he cud have planned one more song with iliana.avasaram leni extra story lines include chesi lenght ekkuvachesadu .
over all:
starting lo ali vachi asanam gurinchi piliste vadini choopinchi seen akkadiki cut chestadu
taht shot is in complete.
pavan has once again used badri manarisam (keeping hand over neck)
repeated the same dailoge of nuvve nuvve with slight modification
nuvve nuvve: digadamantu modalu pedthe idhi na modhati mettu deenni batti oohinchuko galaranukunta akarimettu ela vuntundho;
this film :konchem english kalipi pettaru some thing like :digadamantu start chesti idhi first step last entha worst guntundho........
almost all fightings are silly gudumba shankar style hand stick fights.
out of snetiment pavan might have again used kushi's knife.
climax is very simple but its ok( vilan gets his fear in the knife fight)
even in nuvvu nuvve also total film is scripted neatly but at the climax its a simple but ok concept (muhurtam)
two songs locations and sttups make us remember athadu songs (the one song shot in snow and on the track .particular ly lighting in that song is same as in athadu)
more comedy tracks made film look like a comedy film than action -comedy -classic as athadu.
naxal flash back assale teeyaraledhu particularly naxal police firings .
scrren play director and script:trvikram
edtor:sreekar prasad (almost regular editor for manratnam flms)
other crew :not important for the out come of film.
trivikrams punch daloges:
dabbu naaku avasaram, istam kadhu :vilan(i think he is mukesh )
bedirimpuku basha avasaram ledhu ardamaypothundi (same actor)
manakoste kastam manavallakoste narakam (agan same actror in the last discussing with hero)
when ali makes some person in to some asana and calls pavan for that
pavan says:em pani urjent a imporatanta (idh punch dialoge anpnchaka povachu but its good one)
:andanga vundalante mankistamochinattu vundatam kadu edutivallaku istamayinattu vundatam
and some more are there.........
coming to editing its pretty good.
in the editing mattter srikar and trivikram are at their best in the first action seen accupying the land .(it seems tivkram best suits for making fully action oriented films)
of course but the set up look same as athadus polam seen.
in some places it seems editing is very fast particularly in showing the past happened seens ,but we can understand taht as the total film time is very long .
coming to story:
naxal back drop can be droped as it doesent gave any massage and it is not in the main story line even he can maintain same action seens with the vilan with out the naxal back drop.and even parvathi melton also not needed , he cud have planned one more song with iliana.avasaram leni extra story lines include chesi lenght ekkuvachesadu .
over all:
starting lo ali vachi asanam gurinchi piliste vadini choopinchi seen akkadiki cut chestadu
taht shot is in complete.
pavan has once again used badri manarisam (keeping hand over neck)
repeated the same dailoge of nuvve nuvve with slight modification
nuvve nuvve: digadamantu modalu pedthe idhi na modhati mettu deenni batti oohinchuko galaranukunta akarimettu ela vuntundho;
this film :konchem english kalipi pettaru some thing like :digadamantu start chesti idhi first step last entha worst guntundho........
almost all fightings are silly gudumba shankar style hand stick fights.
out of snetiment pavan might have again used kushi's knife.
climax is very simple but its ok( vilan gets his fear in the knife fight)
even in nuvvu nuvve also total film is scripted neatly but at the climax its a simple but ok concept (muhurtam)
two songs locations and sttups make us remember athadu songs (the one song shot in snow and on the track .particular ly lighting in that song is same as in athadu)
more comedy tracks made film look like a comedy film than action -comedy -classic as athadu.
naxal flash back assale teeyaraledhu particularly naxal police firings .
Tuesday, March 18, 2008
Bheema
Bheema - Jagadam made in the way of dalapathi.
Trisha 's and Vikram's performances are attractions .Direction is cool.
Trisha 's and Vikram's performances are attractions .Direction is cool.
Friday, September 7, 2007
how to select film school
If movies are your passion and you are planning to be the next Spielberg or Scorsese, then you may be considering film school. There are many options out there, but which one will put you on the path to an Academy Award?
Deciding where to go to school can be tough. If only there was some book or website that could tell you the right school for you. Unfortunately, there is no one source to do that for you, but school rankings can provide some helpful information.
School rankings often involve quantitative analysis of various “indicators of excellence” such as retention, faculty resources, and graduation rate, but film school rankings seem to rely more on qualitative measures such as student experience and industry reputation. Basically, film school rankings come down to which schools have a good reputation in showbiz and have graduated big-name and up-and-coming directors.
Most available film school rankings are based on user submissions, meaning anyone who has an opinion can submit their information into the rankings list. Wikipedia, Filmmaking.net, and The Actor Studio all rely on a user submission system to rank schools. Of these three, Filmmaking.net, which claims to have the largest directory of film schools on the web with over 723 schools listed, has the most clearly defined ranking system asking each person who provides feedback about a school to submit an overall ranking from these choices: excellent (best film school on the planet), good (worth the effort), adequate (you’ll learn something useful), poor (but beggars can’t be choosers), and dire (don’t waste your time). The informality of these rankings further supports the idea that choosing the right school for you will require some serious research on your part and should not be based solely on which school sits at the top of someone else’s list.
Although this extreme informality does not lead to one definitive film school ranking list, there are several well regarded schools that are heralded as the best or most notable schools through various sources. Even informally though, there does not seem to be consensus on one top school that is “the” place to be for aspiring filmmakers.
Even if there were a magic equation that could quantify what is good and bad about film schools in general and from this calculate the which one would be considered to be the “best,” that school still may not be the right fit for you, so you will have to do some ranking of your own to figure out which school should top your list. Here are a few things to consider when making your picks.
Do you want to focus solely on directing? Students at some film schools focus their full attention on directing, while other programs offer a more well-rounded production experience with required course work in other areas such as producing, writing, editing, and acting. Also, if you want to take classes outside the film school or perhaps get a second major in another area, you will need to consider the quantity and quality of the school’s other programs.
Is making a film while in school your number one priority? Just because you go to film school, doesn’t mean you will actually get to make a film while you are there. At some schools students compete with each other for the chance to direct a film, while students at other schools are required to complete a film or video production before graduation.
Did anybody famous go there? Of course you should never choose a school based solely on who was there before you, but there are some advantages to attending a big name school with famous graduates. Those very famous (and very rich) alumni like to support their alma maters, so these schools usually have great equipment, strong reputations, and powerful Hollywood allies. Just know that a big name usually means a big tuition bill, and there are many less famous choices that can provide you with a good film education and help you get started in the movie business.
Although film school rankings are pretty informal and not based on a lot of quantitative analysis, they can help you understand how various schools are seen through the eyes of professionals and students. Below are links to more information to help you in your film school search.
Film School Rankings and Reviews
TheActorStudio.com
Filmmaking.net
Film School Confidential
Library of Annotated Film Schools
Wikipedia
Choosing the Right Film School
Choosing a Creative College – “How to be Artsy Smartsy”
Choosing a Film School
How to Find a Great Arts College
Is Film School for You?
General Ranking Information
College Prowler
U.S. News and World Report: America's Best Colleges 2007
The Princeton Review: New 2007 Best 361 Colleges Rankings
StudentsReview.com
The Washington Monthly College Rankings
Composite Table of Some Film School Rankings The Actor Studio Unleashed Magazine Filmmaking.net Wikipedia
(rankings based on user submissions) Five Best Film Schools Listing List of Notable Film Schools List of Top Ranked Film Schools
University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) American Film Institute (AFI) American Film Institute (AFI) American Film Institute (AFI)
American Film Institute (AFI) Full Sail Colombia University Columbia University
Los Angeles Film School New York University (NYU) New York University (NYU) New York University
New York University (NYU) University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA)
Colorado Film Video Instructional Studios Vancouver Film School (VFI) University of Southern California (USC) University of Southern California (USC)
New York Film Academy
Chapman University
Full Sail
Florida State University
North Carolina School of the Arts
Deciding where to go to school can be tough. If only there was some book or website that could tell you the right school for you. Unfortunately, there is no one source to do that for you, but school rankings can provide some helpful information.
School rankings often involve quantitative analysis of various “indicators of excellence” such as retention, faculty resources, and graduation rate, but film school rankings seem to rely more on qualitative measures such as student experience and industry reputation. Basically, film school rankings come down to which schools have a good reputation in showbiz and have graduated big-name and up-and-coming directors.
Most available film school rankings are based on user submissions, meaning anyone who has an opinion can submit their information into the rankings list. Wikipedia, Filmmaking.net, and The Actor Studio all rely on a user submission system to rank schools. Of these three, Filmmaking.net, which claims to have the largest directory of film schools on the web with over 723 schools listed, has the most clearly defined ranking system asking each person who provides feedback about a school to submit an overall ranking from these choices: excellent (best film school on the planet), good (worth the effort), adequate (you’ll learn something useful), poor (but beggars can’t be choosers), and dire (don’t waste your time). The informality of these rankings further supports the idea that choosing the right school for you will require some serious research on your part and should not be based solely on which school sits at the top of someone else’s list.
Although this extreme informality does not lead to one definitive film school ranking list, there are several well regarded schools that are heralded as the best or most notable schools through various sources. Even informally though, there does not seem to be consensus on one top school that is “the” place to be for aspiring filmmakers.
Even if there were a magic equation that could quantify what is good and bad about film schools in general and from this calculate the which one would be considered to be the “best,” that school still may not be the right fit for you, so you will have to do some ranking of your own to figure out which school should top your list. Here are a few things to consider when making your picks.
Do you want to focus solely on directing? Students at some film schools focus their full attention on directing, while other programs offer a more well-rounded production experience with required course work in other areas such as producing, writing, editing, and acting. Also, if you want to take classes outside the film school or perhaps get a second major in another area, you will need to consider the quantity and quality of the school’s other programs.
Is making a film while in school your number one priority? Just because you go to film school, doesn’t mean you will actually get to make a film while you are there. At some schools students compete with each other for the chance to direct a film, while students at other schools are required to complete a film or video production before graduation.
Did anybody famous go there? Of course you should never choose a school based solely on who was there before you, but there are some advantages to attending a big name school with famous graduates. Those very famous (and very rich) alumni like to support their alma maters, so these schools usually have great equipment, strong reputations, and powerful Hollywood allies. Just know that a big name usually means a big tuition bill, and there are many less famous choices that can provide you with a good film education and help you get started in the movie business.
Although film school rankings are pretty informal and not based on a lot of quantitative analysis, they can help you understand how various schools are seen through the eyes of professionals and students. Below are links to more information to help you in your film school search.
Film School Rankings and Reviews
TheActorStudio.com
Filmmaking.net
Film School Confidential
Library of Annotated Film Schools
Wikipedia
Choosing the Right Film School
Choosing a Creative College – “How to be Artsy Smartsy”
Choosing a Film School
How to Find a Great Arts College
Is Film School for You?
General Ranking Information
College Prowler
U.S. News and World Report: America's Best Colleges 2007
The Princeton Review: New 2007 Best 361 Colleges Rankings
StudentsReview.com
The Washington Monthly College Rankings
Composite Table of Some Film School Rankings The Actor Studio Unleashed Magazine Filmmaking.net Wikipedia
(rankings based on user submissions) Five Best Film Schools Listing List of Notable Film Schools List of Top Ranked Film Schools
University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) American Film Institute (AFI) American Film Institute (AFI) American Film Institute (AFI)
American Film Institute (AFI) Full Sail Colombia University Columbia University
Los Angeles Film School New York University (NYU) New York University (NYU) New York University
New York University (NYU) University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA)
Colorado Film Video Instructional Studios Vancouver Film School (VFI) University of Southern California (USC) University of Southern California (USC)
New York Film Academy
Chapman University
Full Sail
Florida State University
North Carolina School of the Arts
film schools
Film Schools
USA
Alpha Pacific Institute (Phoenix, Arizona)
American University School of Communication (Washington, D.C.)
American Intercontinental University-Buckhead (Atlanta, Georgia)
American Intercontinental University - South Florida (Fort Lauderdale, Florida)
Arizona State University School of Theatre and Film (Tempe, Arizona, USA)
Antoinette Westphal College of Media Arts and Design Film Program (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)
Ball State University (Muncie, Indiana)
Blue Ridge Motion Pictures Film Institute (Asheville, North Carolina)
Boston University Film Program (Boston, Massachusetts)
Brooklyn College Department of Film (Brooklyn, NY)
Burlington College, Department of Cinema Studies and Film Production (Burlington, VT)
Center for Digital Imaging Arts at Boston University (Boston, Massachusetts)
Cleveland State University Film and Digital Media Program (Cleveland, Ohio)
College of Santa Fe Moving Image Arts (Santa Fe, NM)
Collins College (Tempe, AZ)
Colorado Film School (Denver, Colorado)
Columbia University Film Division (New York, NY)
Columbia College Chicago (Chicago, Illinois)
Emerson College: Department of Visual & Media Arts (Boston, Massachusetts)
Fairfield University New Media Film, Television and Radio Program (Fairfield, CT)
Fairleigh Dickinson University, Visual and Performing Arts Department (Teaneck, NJ)
Film Arts Foundation (San Francisco, CA)
Fitchburg State College Communications Media Department (Fitchburg, MA)
Florida State University Film School (Tallahassee, FL)
Full Sail Real World Education (Winter Park, FL)
Grand Valley State University Film & Video Production (Allendale, MI)
Indiana University/Department of Communication and Culture (Bloomington,IN)
Industry Film Schools (Shrewsbury, NJ)
The International Film Institute of New York (New York, NY)
Ithaca Film School (Ithaca, NY)
The Jason Bennett Actor's Workshop (New York, NY)
Lawrence University Department of Theatre Arts (Appleton, WI)
Mediatech Institute (Dallas/Austin/Houston, Texas)
Miami Dade Community College School of Entertainment and Design Technology (Miami, FL)
Middlebury College Film-Video Program (Middlebury, VT)
Minneapolis College of Art and Design Media Arts Program (Minneapolis, MN)
Minnesota State University-Moorhead (Moorhead, MN)
New York Film Academy (New York, NY)
NYU - Tisch School of the Arts, Department of Film and Television (New York, NY)
North Carolina School of the Arts (Winston-Salem, North Carolina)
Ohio University School of Film (Athens, OH)
Palm Beach Community College Motion Picture and Television Production Program (Palm Beach, Florida)
Palm Beach Film School (West Palm Beach, Florida)
Point Park University, Cinema and Digital Arts (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania)
Regent University School of Communication & the Arts (Virginia Beach, Virginia)
Saint Augustine's College Theatre and Film Program (Raleigh, North Carolina)
Savannah College of Art and Design (Savannah, Georgia)
Scottsdale Community College Film Program (Scottsdale, Arizona)
Seattle Film Institute (Seattle, Washington)
Syracuse University, Newhouse School of Public Communications (Syracuse, NY)
Temple University, Department of Film and Media Arts (Philadelphia, PA)
University of Alabama, Telecommunication and Film Department (Tuscaloosa, AL)
University of Arizona (Tuscon, AZ)
University of Central Florida, Film Program (Orlando, FL)
The University of Illinois - Chicago, Department of Electronic Media, Film, Photography (Chicago, Illinois)
University of Iowa Department of Cinema and Comparative Literature (Iowa City, IA)
University of North Carolina at Greensboro, Broadcasting and Cinema Department (Greensboro, North Carolina)
University of North Carolina at Wilmington (Wilmington, North Carolina)
University of Oklahoma, Film and Video Studies (Norman, Oklahoma)
University Of Pittsburgh Film Studies Department (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania)
University of Texas at Austin Department of Radio - Television - Film (Austin, TX)
University of Utah Film Division (Salt Lake City, UT)
University of Washington, Comparative Literature and Cinema Studies (Seattle, Washington)
University of Wisconsin Milwaukee, Peck School of the Arts (Milwaukee, WI)
University of Wisconsin Oshkosh Department of Radio-Television-Film (Oshkosh, WI)
Valencia Community College Arts and Entertainment Program (Orlando, FL)
Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) Cinema Program (Richmond, VA)
Watkins College of Art&Design Film School (Nashville, TN)
Zaki Gordon Institute for Independent Filmmaking (Sedona, Arizona)
California
Academy of Art College (San Francisco, CA)
American Intercontinental University - Los Angeles (Los Angeles, California)
American Film Institute Center for Advanced Film and Television Studies (Los Angeles, CA)
Art Center College of Design (Pasadena, CA)
Berkeley Digital Film Institute (Berkeley, California)
Brooks Institute (Santa Barbara, CA)
CalArts School of Film and Video (Valencia, CA)
California State University, Long Beach Film & Electronic Arts (Long Beach, CA)
California State University, Los Angeles Television/Film/and Media Studies (Los Angeles, CA)
California State University, Monterey Bay Teledramatic Arts and Technology Department (Monterey Bay, CA)
California State University Northridge Department of Cinema and Television Arts (Northridge, California)
Cinema Arts Tech (Los Angeles, CA)
Chapman University School of Film and Television (Orange, CA)
Columbia College Hollywood (Tarzana, CA)
Film Connection (Los Angeles, CA)
Los Angeles City College Department of Cinema and Television (Los Angeles, CA)
Los Angeles Film School (Hollywood, CA)
Loyola Marymount University School of Film and Television (Los Angeles, CA)
New York Film Academy, Universal Studios (Hollywood, CA)
Orange Coast College Department of Film (Costa Mesa, CA)
Orange County High School of the Arts (Santa Ana, CA)
San Diego State University School of Communication (San Diego, CA)
San Francisco School of Digital Filmmaking (San Francisco, CA)
San Francisco State University Cinema Department (San Francisco, CA)
Southern Illinois University Carbondale Department of Cinema and Photography (Carbondale, Illinois)
Stanford University Graduate Program in Documentary Film & Video (Stanford, CA)
University of California, Los Angeles School of Film, Theater, and Television (Los Angeles, CA)
University of California, Los Angeles Extension's Entertainment Studies and Performing Arts Department (Los Angeles, CA)
University of California, San Diego Department of Visual Arts (San Diego, CA)
University of Memphis Video and Film Production Program (Memphis, Tennessee)
University of Southern California School of Cinema Television (Los Angeles, CA)
Video Symphony (Burbank, CA)
International
Academy of Media Arts Cologne (Cologne, Germany)
APA International Film Schools (Sydney, Australia)
Asia Pacific Film Institute (Manila, Philippines)
Asian Academy Of Film & Television (Noida, India)
Australian Film, Television & Radio School (various locations, Australia)
Baltic Film and Media School (Tallinn, Estonia)
Bond University Centre for Film, Television & Screen-Based Media (Gold Coast, Australia)
Centre for Arts and Technology (Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada)
Centro (Mexico City, Mexico)
CICE - Escuela Profesional de Nuevas Technologias (Madrid, Spain)
CityVarsity School of Media & Creative Arts (Cape Town, Johannesburg, South Africa)
Columbia Academy - Video and Film Production (Vancouver, BC, Canada)
CRAFT (Costa Rica Art, Film & Television) Media Course (Tamarindo, Costa Rica)
Digital Film Academy of Toronto (Toronto, Ontario, Canada)
Digital Film School (Dublin, Ireland)
Digital Studio College (Jakarta, Indonesia)
Emily Carr Institute of Art, Design and Media (Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada)
Ecole Superieure Libre d'Etudes Cinematographiques (Paris, France)
ESCAC (Barcelona, Spain)
e Scape Movieworks Inc. (Vancouver, Canada)
Escola Superior de Teatro e Cinema (Lisbon, Portugal)
Escuela de Cine y Television Septima Ars (Madrid, Spain)
Escuela Internacional de Cine y Televisión (San Antonio de los Baños, Cuba)
Escuela de Cinematografía y del Audiovisual de la Comunidad de Madrid (ECAM) (Madrid, Spain)
Escuela Superior de Dibujo Profesional (ESDIP) (Madrid, Spain)
European Film Actor School (EFAS) (Zurich, Switzerland)
The European Film College (Ebeltoft, Denmark)
Fémis (Ecole nationale supérieure des métiers de l'image et du son) (Paris, France)
Film Akademie (Baden-Württemberg, Germany)
Film and Television Institute of India, Pune (Pune, Maharashtra, India)
Film and Television School Of The Academy Of Performing Arts In Prague (Prague, Czech Republic)
FAMO - Film Academy of Miroslav Ondricek (Pisek, Czech Republic)
Film School Zlin (Zlin, Czech Republic)
Global Media Adventures Documentary Films Program (Samara, Costa Rica)
Humber College - Film & Television Production (Toronto, Ontario, Canada)
Institut National Superieure des Arts du Spectacle (Brussels, Belgium)
The International Film School Sydney (Sydney, Australia)
International Academy of Film and Television (Cebu, Phillipines)
International Film College (Gold Coast, Australia)
International Film School Wales (Newport, Wales, UK)
Italian National School of Cinema (Rome, Italy)
The Icelandic Film School (Reykjavík, Iceland)
Kinema Escuela de Cine (Bilbao, Spain)
Langara College Digital Film Production Program (Vancouver, BC, Canada)
Langara College Film Arts Program for Actors, Writers and Directors (Vancouver, BC, Canada)
Leeds Metropolitan University Northern School of Film and Television (Leeds, UK)
Lillehammer University College Film School (Lillehammer, Norway)
London Film Academy (London, UK)
London Film School (London, UK)
MadArts - Jaspal Bhatti Film School (Mohali, India)
Marilou Diaz-Abaya Film Institute and Arts Center (San Juan, Philippines)
Maurits Binger Filminstituut (Amsterdam, The Netherlands)
The Mel Hoppenheim School of Cinema, Concordia University (Montreal, Canada)
Metropolis: Escuela de Cine y Arte Dramático (Madrid, Spain)
Metropolitan Film School (London, UK)
Mimar Sinan University - Turkish Film and TV Institute (Istanbul, Turkey)
Narafi Film School (Brussels, Belgium)
National Film School of Denmark (Copenhagen, Denmark)
Nederlandse Film en Televisie Academie (Amsterdam, The Netherlands)
New Media Technology College (Dublin, Ireland)
New Renaissance Florence (Florence, Italy)
Noroff Instituttet (Oslo, Norway)
Pacific Audio Visual Institute (Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada)
PCFE Film School (Prague, Czech Republic)
Queen's University Department of Film Studies (Kingston, Canada)
Ryerson Polytechnic - Image Arts, Film, Photography, New Media (Toronto, Canada)
SAE Institute, Byron Bay - World Headquarters (Byron Bay, Australia)
SAE Institute London (London, UK)
Screen Academy Scotland at Napier University (Edinburgh, Scotland, UK)
Screenwise (Surry Hills, Australia)
The South African School of Motion Picture Medium and Live Performance (Capetown and Johannesburg, South Africa)
Staffordshire University Department of Media and Entertainment Technology (Staffordshire, UK)
Stavrakos Academy (Athens, Greece)
Septima Ars School of Cinema and TV (Madrid, Spain)
Southseas Film School (Auckland, New Zealand)
South Thames College Film School (London, UK)
Summer School in Filmmaking at Melbourne University (Melbourne, Australia)
Toronto Film College (Toronto, Ontario, Canada)
Toronto Film School (Toronto, Ontario, Canada)
UK National Film & Television School (Beaconsfield, UK)
Unitec School of Performing and Screen Arts (Auckland, New Zealand)
University College Dublin Centre for Film Studies (Dublin, Ireland)
University of Applied Sciences: Audiovisual Media/Cinematography (Berlin, Germany)
University of Art and Design Helsinki, Department of Film and Television (Helsinki, Finland)
University of the Philippines Film Institute (UPFI) (Quezon City, Philippines)
University of Westminster Film School, Harrow Campus (London, UK)
University of Witwatersrand (Johannesburg, South Africa)
Vancouver Film School (Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada)
Victoria Motion Picture School (Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada)
Victorian College of the Arts (Melbourne, Australia)
Westbridge Film School (Mexico City, Mexico)
Whistling Woods International Institute for Film, Television, Animation & Media Arts (Mumbai, Maharashtra, India)
York University, Department of Film (Toronto, Ontario, Canada)
USA
Alpha Pacific Institute (Phoenix, Arizona)
American University School of Communication (Washington, D.C.)
American Intercontinental University-Buckhead (Atlanta, Georgia)
American Intercontinental University - South Florida (Fort Lauderdale, Florida)
Arizona State University School of Theatre and Film (Tempe, Arizona, USA)
Antoinette Westphal College of Media Arts and Design Film Program (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)
Ball State University (Muncie, Indiana)
Blue Ridge Motion Pictures Film Institute (Asheville, North Carolina)
Boston University Film Program (Boston, Massachusetts)
Brooklyn College Department of Film (Brooklyn, NY)
Burlington College, Department of Cinema Studies and Film Production (Burlington, VT)
Center for Digital Imaging Arts at Boston University (Boston, Massachusetts)
Cleveland State University Film and Digital Media Program (Cleveland, Ohio)
College of Santa Fe Moving Image Arts (Santa Fe, NM)
Collins College (Tempe, AZ)
Colorado Film School (Denver, Colorado)
Columbia University Film Division (New York, NY)
Columbia College Chicago (Chicago, Illinois)
Emerson College: Department of Visual & Media Arts (Boston, Massachusetts)
Fairfield University New Media Film, Television and Radio Program (Fairfield, CT)
Fairleigh Dickinson University, Visual and Performing Arts Department (Teaneck, NJ)
Film Arts Foundation (San Francisco, CA)
Fitchburg State College Communications Media Department (Fitchburg, MA)
Florida State University Film School (Tallahassee, FL)
Full Sail Real World Education (Winter Park, FL)
Grand Valley State University Film & Video Production (Allendale, MI)
Indiana University/Department of Communication and Culture (Bloomington,IN)
Industry Film Schools (Shrewsbury, NJ)
The International Film Institute of New York (New York, NY)
Ithaca Film School (Ithaca, NY)
The Jason Bennett Actor's Workshop (New York, NY)
Lawrence University Department of Theatre Arts (Appleton, WI)
Mediatech Institute (Dallas/Austin/Houston, Texas)
Miami Dade Community College School of Entertainment and Design Technology (Miami, FL)
Middlebury College Film-Video Program (Middlebury, VT)
Minneapolis College of Art and Design Media Arts Program (Minneapolis, MN)
Minnesota State University-Moorhead (Moorhead, MN)
New York Film Academy (New York, NY)
NYU - Tisch School of the Arts, Department of Film and Television (New York, NY)
North Carolina School of the Arts (Winston-Salem, North Carolina)
Ohio University School of Film (Athens, OH)
Palm Beach Community College Motion Picture and Television Production Program (Palm Beach, Florida)
Palm Beach Film School (West Palm Beach, Florida)
Point Park University, Cinema and Digital Arts (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania)
Regent University School of Communication & the Arts (Virginia Beach, Virginia)
Saint Augustine's College Theatre and Film Program (Raleigh, North Carolina)
Savannah College of Art and Design (Savannah, Georgia)
Scottsdale Community College Film Program (Scottsdale, Arizona)
Seattle Film Institute (Seattle, Washington)
Syracuse University, Newhouse School of Public Communications (Syracuse, NY)
Temple University, Department of Film and Media Arts (Philadelphia, PA)
University of Alabama, Telecommunication and Film Department (Tuscaloosa, AL)
University of Arizona (Tuscon, AZ)
University of Central Florida, Film Program (Orlando, FL)
The University of Illinois - Chicago, Department of Electronic Media, Film, Photography (Chicago, Illinois)
University of Iowa Department of Cinema and Comparative Literature (Iowa City, IA)
University of North Carolina at Greensboro, Broadcasting and Cinema Department (Greensboro, North Carolina)
University of North Carolina at Wilmington (Wilmington, North Carolina)
University of Oklahoma, Film and Video Studies (Norman, Oklahoma)
University Of Pittsburgh Film Studies Department (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania)
University of Texas at Austin Department of Radio - Television - Film (Austin, TX)
University of Utah Film Division (Salt Lake City, UT)
University of Washington, Comparative Literature and Cinema Studies (Seattle, Washington)
University of Wisconsin Milwaukee, Peck School of the Arts (Milwaukee, WI)
University of Wisconsin Oshkosh Department of Radio-Television-Film (Oshkosh, WI)
Valencia Community College Arts and Entertainment Program (Orlando, FL)
Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) Cinema Program (Richmond, VA)
Watkins College of Art&Design Film School (Nashville, TN)
Zaki Gordon Institute for Independent Filmmaking (Sedona, Arizona)
California
Academy of Art College (San Francisco, CA)
American Intercontinental University - Los Angeles (Los Angeles, California)
American Film Institute Center for Advanced Film and Television Studies (Los Angeles, CA)
Art Center College of Design (Pasadena, CA)
Berkeley Digital Film Institute (Berkeley, California)
Brooks Institute (Santa Barbara, CA)
CalArts School of Film and Video (Valencia, CA)
California State University, Long Beach Film & Electronic Arts (Long Beach, CA)
California State University, Los Angeles Television/Film/and Media Studies (Los Angeles, CA)
California State University, Monterey Bay Teledramatic Arts and Technology Department (Monterey Bay, CA)
California State University Northridge Department of Cinema and Television Arts (Northridge, California)
Cinema Arts Tech (Los Angeles, CA)
Chapman University School of Film and Television (Orange, CA)
Columbia College Hollywood (Tarzana, CA)
Film Connection (Los Angeles, CA)
Los Angeles City College Department of Cinema and Television (Los Angeles, CA)
Los Angeles Film School (Hollywood, CA)
Loyola Marymount University School of Film and Television (Los Angeles, CA)
New York Film Academy, Universal Studios (Hollywood, CA)
Orange Coast College Department of Film (Costa Mesa, CA)
Orange County High School of the Arts (Santa Ana, CA)
San Diego State University School of Communication (San Diego, CA)
San Francisco School of Digital Filmmaking (San Francisco, CA)
San Francisco State University Cinema Department (San Francisco, CA)
Southern Illinois University Carbondale Department of Cinema and Photography (Carbondale, Illinois)
Stanford University Graduate Program in Documentary Film & Video (Stanford, CA)
University of California, Los Angeles School of Film, Theater, and Television (Los Angeles, CA)
University of California, Los Angeles Extension's Entertainment Studies and Performing Arts Department (Los Angeles, CA)
University of California, San Diego Department of Visual Arts (San Diego, CA)
University of Memphis Video and Film Production Program (Memphis, Tennessee)
University of Southern California School of Cinema Television (Los Angeles, CA)
Video Symphony (Burbank, CA)
International
Academy of Media Arts Cologne (Cologne, Germany)
APA International Film Schools (Sydney, Australia)
Asia Pacific Film Institute (Manila, Philippines)
Asian Academy Of Film & Television (Noida, India)
Australian Film, Television & Radio School (various locations, Australia)
Baltic Film and Media School (Tallinn, Estonia)
Bond University Centre for Film, Television & Screen-Based Media (Gold Coast, Australia)
Centre for Arts and Technology (Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada)
Centro (Mexico City, Mexico)
CICE - Escuela Profesional de Nuevas Technologias (Madrid, Spain)
CityVarsity School of Media & Creative Arts (Cape Town, Johannesburg, South Africa)
Columbia Academy - Video and Film Production (Vancouver, BC, Canada)
CRAFT (Costa Rica Art, Film & Television) Media Course (Tamarindo, Costa Rica)
Digital Film Academy of Toronto (Toronto, Ontario, Canada)
Digital Film School (Dublin, Ireland)
Digital Studio College (Jakarta, Indonesia)
Emily Carr Institute of Art, Design and Media (Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada)
Ecole Superieure Libre d'Etudes Cinematographiques (Paris, France)
ESCAC (Barcelona, Spain)
e Scape Movieworks Inc. (Vancouver, Canada)
Escola Superior de Teatro e Cinema (Lisbon, Portugal)
Escuela de Cine y Television Septima Ars (Madrid, Spain)
Escuela Internacional de Cine y Televisión (San Antonio de los Baños, Cuba)
Escuela de Cinematografía y del Audiovisual de la Comunidad de Madrid (ECAM) (Madrid, Spain)
Escuela Superior de Dibujo Profesional (ESDIP) (Madrid, Spain)
European Film Actor School (EFAS) (Zurich, Switzerland)
The European Film College (Ebeltoft, Denmark)
Fémis (Ecole nationale supérieure des métiers de l'image et du son) (Paris, France)
Film Akademie (Baden-Württemberg, Germany)
Film and Television Institute of India, Pune (Pune, Maharashtra, India)
Film and Television School Of The Academy Of Performing Arts In Prague (Prague, Czech Republic)
FAMO - Film Academy of Miroslav Ondricek (Pisek, Czech Republic)
Film School Zlin (Zlin, Czech Republic)
Global Media Adventures Documentary Films Program (Samara, Costa Rica)
Humber College - Film & Television Production (Toronto, Ontario, Canada)
Institut National Superieure des Arts du Spectacle (Brussels, Belgium)
The International Film School Sydney (Sydney, Australia)
International Academy of Film and Television (Cebu, Phillipines)
International Film College (Gold Coast, Australia)
International Film School Wales (Newport, Wales, UK)
Italian National School of Cinema (Rome, Italy)
The Icelandic Film School (Reykjavík, Iceland)
Kinema Escuela de Cine (Bilbao, Spain)
Langara College Digital Film Production Program (Vancouver, BC, Canada)
Langara College Film Arts Program for Actors, Writers and Directors (Vancouver, BC, Canada)
Leeds Metropolitan University Northern School of Film and Television (Leeds, UK)
Lillehammer University College Film School (Lillehammer, Norway)
London Film Academy (London, UK)
London Film School (London, UK)
MadArts - Jaspal Bhatti Film School (Mohali, India)
Marilou Diaz-Abaya Film Institute and Arts Center (San Juan, Philippines)
Maurits Binger Filminstituut (Amsterdam, The Netherlands)
The Mel Hoppenheim School of Cinema, Concordia University (Montreal, Canada)
Metropolis: Escuela de Cine y Arte Dramático (Madrid, Spain)
Metropolitan Film School (London, UK)
Mimar Sinan University - Turkish Film and TV Institute (Istanbul, Turkey)
Narafi Film School (Brussels, Belgium)
National Film School of Denmark (Copenhagen, Denmark)
Nederlandse Film en Televisie Academie (Amsterdam, The Netherlands)
New Media Technology College (Dublin, Ireland)
New Renaissance Florence (Florence, Italy)
Noroff Instituttet (Oslo, Norway)
Pacific Audio Visual Institute (Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada)
PCFE Film School (Prague, Czech Republic)
Queen's University Department of Film Studies (Kingston, Canada)
Ryerson Polytechnic - Image Arts, Film, Photography, New Media (Toronto, Canada)
SAE Institute, Byron Bay - World Headquarters (Byron Bay, Australia)
SAE Institute London (London, UK)
Screen Academy Scotland at Napier University (Edinburgh, Scotland, UK)
Screenwise (Surry Hills, Australia)
The South African School of Motion Picture Medium and Live Performance (Capetown and Johannesburg, South Africa)
Staffordshire University Department of Media and Entertainment Technology (Staffordshire, UK)
Stavrakos Academy (Athens, Greece)
Septima Ars School of Cinema and TV (Madrid, Spain)
Southseas Film School (Auckland, New Zealand)
South Thames College Film School (London, UK)
Summer School in Filmmaking at Melbourne University (Melbourne, Australia)
Toronto Film College (Toronto, Ontario, Canada)
Toronto Film School (Toronto, Ontario, Canada)
UK National Film & Television School (Beaconsfield, UK)
Unitec School of Performing and Screen Arts (Auckland, New Zealand)
University College Dublin Centre for Film Studies (Dublin, Ireland)
University of Applied Sciences: Audiovisual Media/Cinematography (Berlin, Germany)
University of Art and Design Helsinki, Department of Film and Television (Helsinki, Finland)
University of the Philippines Film Institute (UPFI) (Quezon City, Philippines)
University of Westminster Film School, Harrow Campus (London, UK)
University of Witwatersrand (Johannesburg, South Africa)
Vancouver Film School (Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada)
Victoria Motion Picture School (Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada)
Victorian College of the Arts (Melbourne, Australia)
Westbridge Film School (Mexico City, Mexico)
Whistling Woods International Institute for Film, Television, Animation & Media Arts (Mumbai, Maharashtra, India)
York University, Department of Film (Toronto, Ontario, Canada)
Thursday, July 12, 2007
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