knash -
I looked into quite a few foreign schools so I can give you some insight. First and foremost, EICAR that I applied to doesn't seem to be a good school and i definitively won't be attending. It's one of those private for profit schools like New York Film Academy - not entirely a scam, but not a reputable institution.
The best school is France (but only teaches in French) is La Femis. Very difficult to get in apparently.
There were two great film schools in Berlin that I visited. I forget the names now, and again they onlt teach in German.
For London - National Film and TV schools seems to be the leader as it associated with the Royal College of Arts, and the curriculum is quite similar to AFI or Chapman.
The one in Prague is supposed to be good but it's only undergrad and certificate programs.
And there is always the acclaimed school in Lodz(not sure about spelling) in Poland; with Alumni such as Polanski and Kislewski.
I am also looking into Tel Aviv University and it's MFA film offering. It might not be the best, but I am originally from Israel and it will be a fraction of the cost than anything in America.
Let me know if you want more info on anything.
I looked into quite a few foreign schools so I can give you some insight. First and foremost, EICAR that I applied to doesn't seem to be a good school and i definitively won't be attending. It's one of those private for profit schools like New York Film Academy - not entirely a scam, but not a reputable institution.
The best school is France (but only teaches in French) is La Femis. Very difficult to get in apparently.
There were two great film schools in Berlin that I visited. I forget the names now, and again they onlt teach in German.
For London - National Film and TV schools seems to be the leader as it associated with the Royal College of Arts, and the curriculum is quite similar to AFI or Chapman.
The one in Prague is supposed to be good but it's only undergrad and certificate programs.
And there is always the acclaimed school in Lodz(not sure about spelling) in Poland; with Alumni such as Polanski and Kislewski.
I am also looking into Tel Aviv University and it's MFA film offering. It might not be the best, but I am originally from Israel and it will be a fraction of the cost than anything in America.
Let me know if you want more info on anything.