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Columbia University is ideal for filmmakers with a desire for a hands-on, collaborative learning experience in one of the most desirable cities for independent filmmakers and creators who aspire to take over film sets in Hollywood. Give yourself a competitive edge by becoming a Supporting Member to receive unlimited access to 4,000+ applications in the Application Database, plus exclusive interviews with top film school admissions departments, filmmakers, and film students.

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