The only course worth apply is VFX. Tutors have connections in film industry, they do provide job opportunities after graduation, they do have useful workshops. Rest courses are expensive wasting of time.
I've got friends in many different courses, both 1st and 2nd years. I have yet to come across someone who doesn't feel like the NFTS has been a good investment in their career, so I wonder where you get this experience from.
I've got friends in many different courses, both 1st and 2nd years. I have yet to come across someone who doesn't feel like the NFTS has been a good investment in their career, so I wonder where you get this experience from.
"I agree with one of the comment I`ve read "In the past the only criterion to get there was talent/skills. Now the most important criterion are: gender, race, country, religion." In the last 5 years it started to be all about politics."
Having more diversity in the film industry is not just a nice goal, it's necessary. Walking around on an average film set and 9 out of 10 people you see behind the camera are white, middle-aged men. This reflects in the films being made, and the NFTS seems to do everything it can to make this more diverse. I can't see any reason why this is a bad thing.