I don't think music videos require specialized training on their own,
since they are basically three minute commercials, but someone who is
interested in making a living with the form would do well to go to a
school that specializes in animation and experimental forms and
perhaps is strong in teaching digital video production.
 
That would be an interesting concept -- an award-winning experimental
filmmaker that pays the bills by directing music videos.
 
Randy
 
> On Sat, 2 Dec 1995 00:06:22 +0100 Bjorn Aas said:
> >For the moment I'm still looking for more places specializing in teaching
> >and training people who want to produce music videos. Any more ideas?
>
> What am I missing?
>
> Is there something so special about music videos that they required
> specialized training, not available at any school doing a decent job
> of training in film/video production?
>
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