Have you studied film?

Yup, i was a Billy Barry kid!!! :)

i haven't studied film but im gonna give u a star!

my btother do in buisness stuff in the univirsty

I'm writing from Canada. If you're interested in animation. Seneca College is a great starting point. Lots of graduates get employment at Disney and Pixar. The National Film Board of Canada, world renown in animation could also help you. They nuture filmmakers and auteurs. They also win awards (see Oscars prizes!!!) I studied at Ryerson Polytechnic University. It has a good hands on film program and good radio/television program. Graduates include Bruce McDonald. Canadian Film Centre is a concentrated film school founded by Norman Jewison. I think there are citizenship issues though. Good luck

You'll want to differentiate between Film Studies (which I currently do), and Film Production (which I had a module on last semester, but no more). Film Studies involves lots of reading and writing and theory, and makes it easier to criticise films. Film Production is... well. Yeah. Practical. But it's not as if half the establishments do one and half do the other; some places' courses might be half and half, or TV/Radio/Media studies as well. And of course, in the theory courses, there's only so much that they can fit into three years (on average), so those courses will differ in aims wherever you look. If you have piles of disposable income, then I'd recommend doing a good Film Studies course, and then going to a Film School where you'll get the opportunity to put your ideas into practise and make the best damn film ever. If you have less disposable income, then decide which area of the subject is your real passion, and go to the place which will help you the best with it. Where is best for what, depends on what "what" is. The Film School in London is great (the alumni list stretches long and rich). And expensive. As are most similar places across the globe I bet. In terms of Film Studies places, then I'm told that the best ones in the UK (no idea about abroad, sorry) are at UEA, Warwick, King's College London, Surrey, De Montford, Hertfordshire... there's loads probably, and they wildly differ in course content and structure, so do as much research into the possibilities everywhere. Read on what they teach, how they teach, and who teaches it (if you Google the staff names and everywhere says that they're experts, you're on to a winner), and see what interests you. Know though, that there are very few really well-paid film jobs around the world, and most of those are for actors. If you have a guidance/careers counsellor available, go ask them. The more opinions the better. And best wishes regardless of how it goes in the next few years :)

Try the London College of Communiction, there one of the best universities in London, they do a selection of film courses. As an international student though you'd probably have to pay a couple of thousand pounds. Check out there website: http://www.lcc.arts.ac.uk/ hope i've helped a little...

i'm starting to dtudy film in a sort of type kind of way but it isnt problab quite exactly the sort of thing that you mean really if u know what i mean

no, i haven't studied film - sadly...wish i had. anyway. do you generally ask people to do a favour by SHOUTING at them?

i don't know about that much either, but i'd like to know. I have big ideas, that i'd love to turn into movies, i've made short animations on flash (macromedia software) and i've found that to be really cool, i've even thought of a company name.. You would probably have to go to college, i'd say it would cost money. Your teachers would probably be able to help you with getting contacts and stuff. Try too get as many contacts in that feild as you can. The more you get, the better the chance you will have of fullfilling your goal, and don't give up! hope it all goes well!