FILM Editor film school advice - How to get into NFTS?

NeNeto0007

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Hello
i saw a thread where you wrote that you studied in NFTS
Im a independent film editor , I want to get into NFTS
I tried last year but did not get , i think because i did not color correct my submitted film

Can someone give me some advice which will help me this year

Thank you
 
Hello
i saw a thread where you wrote that you studied in NFTS
Im a independent film editor , I want to get into NFTS
I tried last year but did not get , i think because i did not color correct my submitted film

Can someone give me some advice which will help me this year

Thank you
Got into Editing this year, I think whether or not you color corrected your film doesn’t really matter. What's more important are your editing and storytelling skills.
 
Got into Editing this year, I think whether or not you color corrected your film doesn’t really matter. What's more important are your editing and storytelling skills.
That's awesome! Congrats. (I'm a working editor in LA - but in TV although I've done three or so independent features)

Be sure to log your application with our database when you can. We don't have too many for NFTS so it would be helpful to a lot of people.

 
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