It's easy to have Private Messaging on FilmSchool.org with your future classmates

Chris W

The night was sultry...
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Congrats to everyone who has been accepted!

FYI you can start a private conversation with a bunch of people on this site if you want to stay in touch with people privately. :) You can always add people later to the conversation.


Regular members can add 10 people to the private message but Supporting Members have a MUCH higher limit. This way you can add all your potential classmates to a private chat here on the site. :) These truly are private conversations that only you and the people you add can see. (I can't even see them)

It's as simple as adding as many members to the private conversation as you'd like. (You can always invite more later)

Communicating there will also keep you in the know with the goings on here at FilmSchool.org as well.

Stay in touch everyone! I'm so glad the site has been helpful to all of you. :)

FYI - This is different than the private forums on the site. No Supporting Membership is required. :)
 
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