New Comprehensive list of filmschools from around the world!

[Brian Dzyak]

I've just updated the list of filmschools at www.whatireallywanttodo.com with 142 schools in 40 US states and 555 schools in 65 other countries around the world!

 

Just look for the filmschool link at the top of the page. :)

[Phil Savoie]

Hi Brian,

 

Please include the film school at Montana State University in your list. The film program at MSU is over 50 years old producing multiple Oscar winners. MSU offers undergraduate as well as graduate degrees. The undergrad film program is well connected to the LA film community. The graduate program is the only masters film program in science and natural history filmmaking and is sponsored by Sony, Canon, National Geographic, PBS, and Scientific American among others. Graduate students have won Emmys, over 20 Tellys, a Cine Eagle, etc. all as students before graduation. They have also won a number of Fullbright scholarships and can be found working for NASA, the National Science Foundation, the Smithsonian Institute, NOHA, Discovery and National Geographic. The MFA graduate program is a leader in new media technology and web 2.0 platforms, TERRA: The Nature of Our World http://www.lifeonterra.com/ pod-casts globally and is one of the largest science and nature websites in the world averaging 3 million downloads a year. In 2007 TERRA won the student Webby Award as well as being featured in the New York Times and Wired magazine. I am proud to teach there and would appreciate you including MSU in your list. The university address and contact details are listed below.

 

Montana State University

Department of Media and Theatre Arts

Bozeman, Montana 59717 USA

http://mta.montana.edu/

 

Many thanks,

Phil

 

Phil Savoie

Associate Professor

Graduate Program in Science and Natural History Filmmaking

Department of Media and Theatre Arts

Montana State University