Hi all,
I don't know about you, but I've been totally overwhelmed with all the MFA program options there are. I've been stuck in analysis paralysis researching programs intently for about two years, and now it's finally time to apply. I'm specifically looking for programs that highlight/ help develop the authentic voice of the storyteller, are collaborative, and are writing/directing focused. I'm west coast based (US), but lived in Europe for a little bit and am willing to go anywhere for the right program.
Programs I've decided to apply to:
-AFI Screenwriting
-Colombia MFA Screenwriting/ Directing
I'm also looking strongly at USC, SF State, and NYU. In Europe, I'm looking strongly at University of Edinburgh, Screen Academy Scotland, Dun Loaghaire Institute, and FAMU.
I know that these are a lot of options. If anybody has any strong recommendations for these or other programs, I'd love to hear them below!!
I don't know about you, but I've been totally overwhelmed with all the MFA program options there are. I've been stuck in analysis paralysis researching programs intently for about two years, and now it's finally time to apply. I'm specifically looking for programs that highlight/ help develop the authentic voice of the storyteller, are collaborative, and are writing/directing focused. I'm west coast based (US), but lived in Europe for a little bit and am willing to go anywhere for the right program.
Programs I've decided to apply to:
-AFI Screenwriting
-Colombia MFA Screenwriting/ Directing
I'm also looking strongly at USC, SF State, and NYU. In Europe, I'm looking strongly at University of Edinburgh, Screen Academy Scotland, Dun Loaghaire Institute, and FAMU.
I know that these are a lot of options. If anybody has any strong recommendations for these or other programs, I'd love to hear them below!!