On Mon, 12 Aug 1991 10:24:33 ECT Colleen Hailey said:
>Liam,
>     You might also want to look at "The American Film Institute Guide
>to College Courses in Film and Television" New York: Arco, 1990, or
>"Peterson's Graduate Programs in the Humanities and Social Sciences"
>Princeton, NJ: Peterson's Guides, 1990 (comes out annually).  Good
>luck!
>
>
>Colleen Hailey
 
 Just wanted to second Colleen's reference here:  the AFI guide was
 (finally) updated in 1989.  It contains the most complete info on
 film/TV programs.  It's already dated, of course, but it does provide
 plenty of addresses for writing schools and getting them to send
 their propaganda...er...information packets.
 
 The big schools are in NYC and Calif., as folks have noted already,
 but there're also strong programs in the Midwest (Northwestern,
 Southern Illinois University) and several Florida schools have
 recently beefed up their film programs because of the recently
 opened Disney and Universal studios (Orlando).  You might want
 to check into some of these off-the-beaten-path programs.
 
 Best of luck!
 
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