ath: Both schools produce fantastic writers. At Columbia your education will be more well rounded. Meaning, you will learn all the parts of making a film. At AFI, you will just write.
AFI's program is only two years, so it is cheaper and it is in LA where the market for employment is higher...
Awesome, keep us all updated. I won't be applying again next year since I'll be off at grad school but I'm curious about the questions they ask at the assessment center. Good luck.
@derly I know what you mean. My fiancee is very close with her family and she has a full time job here in LA. So her family is rooting for Chapman and I feel my family wants me to go to Columbia where I can live in NY, create east coast contacts, and gain a new perspective. Gah!! What a...
@derly It is between Chapman and Columbia. I love the practically mixed with the creative side of filmmaking the MBA/MFA program (Chapman) provides. But I will save $50,000 by going to Columbia. So I have a big decision to make. Right now I am leaning towards Columbia, but I need to talk it over...
Thanks guys! I am 29 and my GPA is a 3.02 or something like that. I did pre-med so that pretty much destroyed my GPA.
I know my GPA had little effect on my acceptance because it is pretty low compared to everyone else. It had to have been my writing samples. I'll be happy to PM anyone my scene...
Bummer, it sounds like an awesome program! All well. If it makes you feel any better they get over 1000 applications and they only admit a dozen or so people each year. A 1% acceptance rate!!
I don't know what they were thinking during the interview, the whole admissions process is such a mystery to everyone. But anyways, I received a phone call from ira.
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