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California Institute of the Arts, better known as CalArts, offers an artistic community where filmmakers are encouraged to experiment and explore their creative identities. Walt Disney founded the school in 1961, envisioning an institution where artists of every kind could learn from each other...
In the final installment of our exclusive CalArts interview, Alexa Pellegrini speaks with Ranu Mukherjee, Dean of the School of Film/Video, about fine-tuning your admissions strategy, financial aid, how undergraduates and graduates receive direct access to the film industry, film showcases, and...
Western Colorado University's Graduate Program in Creative Writing (GPCW) prides itself on not making students, but cultivating relationships to help creators realize their artistic potential. The GPCW operates on a low-residency model, offering students in its Screenwriting MFA and MA program a...
In the final installment of our exclusive admissions interview with WCU's Graduate Program in Creative Writing (GPCW), James Napoli breaks down the key differences between the MFA and MA, and the alumni network, while Fuhrman shares how to strengthen your application, from compelling letters of...
The University of Colorado Denver is one of the best institutions in the Western US for undergraduate filmmakers. Located in the Mile High City, CU Denver is only a short drive from the acclaimed Red Rocks Amphitheatre concert venue, picturesque hiking trails, and some of the world’s best skiing...
In the second and final part of our interview, Alexa Pellegrini continues the discussion with David Liban about student life in the program, including the equipment and facilities, on-campus culture, how CU Denver's annual film festival supports student development, and more. Liban also shares...
Tucked away in the capital city of Connecticut, the University of Hartford's Cinema program is one of New England's hidden gems for undergraduate film students. Founded in 1957 through the merger of Hartford Art School, Hillyer College, and The Hartt School, the University has a longstanding...
In the final part of our exclusive interview, the University of Hartford's Lauren Cook, Director of the Cinema program, and Nicole Mazzarella of Admissions share tips to increase your chances of acceptance, dive into the program's courses, and discuss where alumni have started exciting careers...
Even with financial aid, getting your MFA in film might be too costly. Many of the world's most prestigious film schools charge tens of thousands in tuition annually, aside from housing, food, and transportation expenses in filmmaking hubs with a high cost of living.
However, not all graduate...
Loyola Marymount University’s School of Film and Television offers more than cutting-edge resources, award-winning faculty and panoramic views — it’s a creative community where collaboration and authenticity come first.
LMU welcomes undergraduate and graduate film students of all backgrounds...
Latest Film School Reviews
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University of Georgia - MFA in Film, Television and Digital MediaThe UGA MFA Film Program is amazing!My experience with the program so far has been extremely positive. From the first time I interacted with the UGA MFA team, I knew it would be a...
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Indiana University Bloomington - The Media SchoolIU Media School has it allLOVE IU, LOVE the Media School. Great mix of classroom learning & hands on experience. The Semester in LA Program is amazing… internships by day...- wardroberts
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San Diego State University - School of Theatre, Television, and FilmA program driven to success because of the people within itThis program, or rather the people in it have helped prepare me to start my journey as a filmmaker. Although there are cons about the program...
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London Film SchoolA screenwriting program that tries its bestI graduated from the MA Screenwriting program at London Film School (LFS) in August 2025. I enjoyed the program and thought it was worth tuition...
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Indiana University Bloomington - The Media SchoolOwen Klee’s IU Film Program reviewOverall, I had a wonderful experience at the Indiana University film program. While it was at the very beginning of the BFA program when I...
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Waitlisted (After Interview) NFTS Assistant Directing and Floor Managing 2026Assistant Directing and Floor Managing at NFTS UK, September 2026- ashwinalok
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Applied LFS - MA FILMMAKING - SEPTEMBER 2026It is my first time applying a film school
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Admitted (Off Waitlist w/o Interview) USC - MFA Writing for Screen & TelevisionMy first time applying and honestly my preparation for this is a blur. I remember not being...- cheeseplank
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Brooklyn College (CUNY) - Feirstein Graduate School of CinemaI am deciding between DePaul's MFA program and this school, and I was hoping to hear any input from alumni, current students, or anyone who knows...- Sosharp233
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Columbia University's School of the ArtsI am checking to see if others have received notification that Columbia’s deadline for their MFA film application has been extended until December...- zk-writer-01
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Stockholm University of ArtsHello. I am seriously thinking about applying to SKH, but I have no idea how the application process happens. Does anyone here know that? Thanks...
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Syracuse UniversityHow about now after a whole year? How are the connections plus the production side of the sets?
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California Institute of the Arts (CalArts)Does anyone know the acceptance rate for the MFA in PFV and/or the Film Directing programs? Im thinking of applying for 2026
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The Art School Approach to Film: A Guide to CalArts' Programs and Admissions (Part 1)California Institute of the Arts, better known as CalArts, offers an artistic community where...- Alexa Pellegrini
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The Art School Approach to Film: A Guide to CalArts' Programs and Admissions (Part 2)In the final installment of our exclusive CalArts interview, Alexa Pellegrini speaks with Ranu...
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Inside Western Colorado University's Low-Residency MFA in Screenwriting Within the Graduate Creative Writing Program (Part 1)Western Colorado University's Graduate Program in Creative Writing (GPCW) prides itself on not...
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Inside Western Colorado University's Low-Residency MFA in Screenwriting Within the Graduate Creative Writing Program (Part 2)In the final installment of our exclusive admissions interview with WCU's Graduate Program in...
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CU Denver Film & Television Program Admissions: Tips from David Liban, Department Chair (Part 1)The University of Colorado Denver is one of the best institutions in the Western US for...
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The Art School Approach to Film: A Guide to CalArts' Programs and Admissions (Part 1)"Bad Sound" sounds like a fun class.
Audio is so important in film. You can have horrible picture and great sound and the film can still be...
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How to Get Into AFI Conservatory: Exclusive Advice From the Admissions Office (Part 2)Thank you for this interview with them! I feel a lot more informed going into this interview! Such wonderful insight!
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How to Get Into USC SCA in 2024: More Application Tips from an Admissions Committee MemberHey, I want to ask something, when I consulted my personal statement to someone, they said it was too Avant-Garde, too Arthouse. Though very...
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How to Get Into USC SCA in 2024: More Application Tips from an Admissions Committee MemberHello. One question for those who are applying or have applied to USC SCA, are applicants including title pages for the writing prompts and...
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10 Cheapest Film Schools in the U.S. for UndergraduatesThere's actually a number of really good film schools that are based at city colleges as well. Personally, I went to CSUN, but I recently visited...
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From the Over Describer to the Compulsive Recapper: Eight Screenwriting Mess-ups to AvoidMany of the most common mistakes found in screenplays are also easy to rectify. So if you are...- GPCW Screenwriting
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Flashbacks vs. Monologues and Other Points of ContentionBy James Napoli. Flashbacks Nothing provokes a more knee-jerk “don’t do it” reaction from...
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Surprise or SuspenseBy James Napoli As the head of our Screenwriting MFA at Western, I thought it would be...
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Wrapped my third semester and started my fourth at Stony BrookFavorite Class: Producing with Summer Shelton Summer is a working professional who taught the...
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My Second Year at Stony BrookI'm checking into FilmSchool.org during one of my very few nights off. I'm streaming THE WRONG...
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From the Over Describer to the Compulsive Recapper: Eight Screenwriting Mess-ups to AvoidThanks so much, Chris! Yes, it is good to start the day with fiber!
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From the Over Describer to the Compulsive Recapper: Eight Screenwriting Mess-ups to AvoidVery informative and interesting read. 👍 I love Oatmeal.
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Half way through my second semester at Stony Brook MFA program...Thanks for these. They are interesting and inspiring. I am currently reading the book Make a Good Script Great while working on my short script...
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Half way through my second semester at Stony Brook MFA program...Your blog is great, thank you for keeping up with it! I also wish you luck with Sleeping Mother. And by the way, that's pretty awesome you'll be...- Lupau
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Half way through my second semester at Stony Brook MFA program...Thanks for these! Really interesting. Hope your film goes well.
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Latest Applications
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NYU Tisch - Martin Scorsese Department of Cinema Studies PhD
The application process for the NYU Tisch...
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Cinema and TV, Directing - MFA
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Chapman Screenwriting MFA - Fall 2023
First time applying, international student, no film background, writing sample attached.
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NYU - Graduate Film Fall 2020
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Latest Films
Hi everybody! Somewhere Nowhere is my graduation film for the Bachelor’s program at ArtEZ University of the Arts in the Netherlands. It’s not a traditional film school, but more of an art academy that focuses heavily on the theoretical aspects of film.
Because of budget and time constraints, I...
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A ghostly vision of love and horror.
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- Stony Brook University
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- Production I
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- Oct 30, 2023
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- Cal State LA
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- Comedy
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- Film Completion
- Mar 1, 2015
After the light bulb on her film projector burns out, an elderly woman must confront a nightmarish world as well as the trauma of her past as she seeks to find a replacement before her memories are lost forever.
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- Loyola Marymount University
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- Directing Short Film II: Visual Story
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- May 3, 2021
An exploration of the history and modern day importance of postcards.
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- Loyola Marymount University
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- PROD 670
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- Documentary
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- May 1, 2021
In the midst of a global pandemic, a very paranoid vampire orders contactless food delivery.
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- Loyola Marymount University
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- PROD 685
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One man's mission to document and preserve the history and pop culture of the San Fernando Valley in Southern California.
Tommy Gelinas was born and raised in the San Fernando Valley in Southern California. He grew up visiting restaurants, malls, and many other venues that slowly declined and...
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- Loyola Marymount University
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- PROD 600
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- Documentary
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- Dec 1, 2020
An artist invites an especially harsh critic to her studio for an exclusive preview of her latest work.
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- Loyola Marymount University
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- PROD 550
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- Horror
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- 6:01
- Film Completion
- May 1, 2019
Latest scholarships
ESRA Film School offers to up to 5 applicants a reduction of tuition fees for a one year intensive Filmmaking program in New York city in partnership with Stonestreet studios.
- Deadline
- Jul 17, 2026
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- $5000
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Tuition remission and annual stipend available to reduce an already low tuition. With a .25 scholarship, in state tuition is basically free and out of state only a few thousand dollars. Inernational deadline May 15, US deadline July, rolling admissions.
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- May 15, 2026
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Once a month a full 12-month access scholarship is awarded to a filmmaker who best fits the Write & Direct training.
- Deadline
- Jul 11, 2025
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Full and partial scholarships for strong portfolios submitted by domestic and international Filmmakers and TV Writers
- Deadline
- Jan 15, 2025
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- $46200
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- Attending a Graduate Program
- Min 3.0 GPA
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Columbia College Chicago is one of the top film schools in the Midwestern US. Its Excellence in Film and Television Scholarship was established to assist in defraying tuition costs for deserving undergraduate students in the Cinema and Television Arts Department.
The Excellence in Film and...
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- Mar 1, 2024
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- $2500
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- Attending 4 year Undergraduate College or University
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- Illinois
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The Richard Holland Memorial Scholarship was established to remember the life and legacy of a great man, friend, son, and brother. Richard was more than any one of these things. He was an infectious personality, a loyal teammate, a genuine smile, and a young soul. The Holland Family Legacy...
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- Mar 15, 2024
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- $2500
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Established by Greater Than Gatsby as part of a new initiative to establish a channel of support for the next generation, the Greater Than Gatsby Annual Scholarship supports the future of visual art and content creators. Greater Than Gatsby was born in 2012. Today, we are one of the leading...
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- May 1, 2024
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- $1000
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Put your artistic vision to the test for an opportunity to earn a scholarship to SCAD, The University for Creative Careers.
SCAD Challenge entries must consist of a single piece and demonstrate creativity, innovation, and a strong understanding of aesthetics. Let your design speak to your skill...
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- Feb 12, 2024
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- $4000
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Society often views creative careers as inferior to traditional jobs and deems art careers irrelevant in the workforce. Whether it be music, dance, fashion, design, theater, or anything else, art is a vital part of our world. Due to the stigma around art careers, it takes courage and confidence...
- Deadline
- Mar 1, 2024
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- $1000
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- High School Senior
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The Helen Lansdowne Resor (HLR) Scholarship is an international opportunity that supports women and gender non-binary voices in film and other facets of the creative industry. It provides female and non-binary college students the opportunities and support they need to successfully join the...
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- Jan 5, 2024
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- $10000
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- Attending 4 year Undergraduate College or University
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- Female
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Latest blog entries
Many of the most common mistakes found in screenplays are also easy to rectify. So if you are working on a screenplay of your own, make sure that you do not fall into one of these traps.
1) The Compulsive “We See-er”
We see an eyeball staring directly at us.
The Issue: Let us not forget...
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Flashbacks
Nothing provokes a more knee-jerk “don’t do it” reaction from screenwriters than the decision to include one or more flashbacks in one’s screenplay. We can, of course, understand this compulsion to remain linear, and the gut instinct that to tell the story from...
By James Napoli
As the head of our Screenwriting MFA at Western, I thought it would be interesting to post some articles on screencraft for your review. I hope you find them helpful!
I had an interesting experience while binge-watching the first two seasons of the beautifully acted and tonally...
Favorite Class: Producing with Summer Shelton
Summer is a working professional who taught the basics of line producing. We used Movie Magic Budgeting and Scheduling to create a budget (group project) and shooting schedule for a film Ms. Shelton had already produced in NYC. I watched it on...
I'm checking into FilmSchool.org during one of my very few nights off. I'm streaming THE WRONG PARIS on Netflix and it's hitting all it's Netflix Original marks. I would love to write one of these films. But first I have several other original fantasy and dark comedy projects I have to attend...
Last night, our class screened our rough cuts for our Production 1 films. We had snacks and cheered and some people had to rush off to help a third-year work on his thesis film.
I’m mostly happy with what got shot and I think the whole short will be made in post-production. Principal...
Spring Break has finally arrived and it's time to exhale a bit. This semester I had one day where I completely could not do anything productive because I was so worn out. So I gave myself a mental health day and just watched TV all day on my couch (and was cared for by my very supportive partner...
My therapist today told me I was exhibiting signs of burn out. Chiefly, lack of motivation to finalize my edit for the short film TASTE that I made as part of my Directing 1 curriculum.
But I’m sure there are other factors at play — I want there to be an expert hand on the edit and I don’t...
I've been chronicling my MFA in Film journey by posting weekly updates on Facebook. (Yes, people still use Facebook)
In the process, it was suggested to me that I post here on FilmSchool.org so here I am.
I am a screenwriting major but Stony Brook's program has us producing, shooting, directing...
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