As a Canadian, I thought it would be more affordable to attend a Canadian film school rather than an United States film school. I'm graduating from high school this year and I'm trying to narrow down my options. Last year, I was thinking about Vancouver Film School. The only reason I'm not considering it anymore is that it's tuition/fees have skyrocketed since last year. The Film Production course went from around $30,000 to $50,000. So now I'm thinking about taking Media Arts at Sheridan College.
So is Sheridan College's Media Arts program good for learning film and making connections? Their site is quite convincing, but I couldn't find a solid review of the program.
I know its not necessary to go to film school, but I feel it will help me as I'm from a small town and know nobody who works in the film industry. I feel it is also beneficial to me to have hands on experience working on sets.
So is Sheridan College's Media Arts program good for learning film and making connections? Their site is quite convincing, but I couldn't find a solid review of the program.
I know its not necessary to go to film school, but I feel it will help me as I'm from a small town and know nobody who works in the film industry. I feel it is also beneficial to me to have hands on experience working on sets.
