Sentence examples for filmmaking programs from inspiring English sources

REGARDLESS the film is super duper, the cast is amazing, the songs are fun, the FILM ROCKS and I hope that everyone reading this will order a copy to support POWER UP and our filmmaking programs that allow filmmakers an opportunity to create and express themselves through POWER UP's dedication and hard work.

Last month, several hundred graduate students in the school's visual arts, acting, writing and filmmaking programs marched across campus, protesting a decision to raise tuition to $33,052, from $31,240, in the fall.

Despite the increasing popularity of academic filmmaking programs in the United States, some of contemporary America's most exciting film directors have emerged from the theater world.

In honor of National Coming Out Day, we are promoting our LGBTQ filmmaking programs.

POWER UP stands alone in its dedication to mentorship and education through all of our filmmaking programs.

Before the shoot ended, Mr. Fuqua donated $100,000 of professional camera equipment to four teenagers he selected for a filmmaking program he created.

Directed by Tobe Hooper, a graduate of the filmmaking program at the University of Texas, Austin, the film vividly (and viscously) draws on the hot social issues of its time, from the sexual revolution to the My Lai massacre.

Pointing to the meteor shower he was editing, which he created using photo realistic computer programming, he said, "The best thing about special effects is that you so rarely need the actors." Correction: November 17 , 2002 Sunday A picture caption on Oct. 27 with an article about a filmmaking program for children misspelled the name of a participant.

Settling in Queens, he got a job working security at John F. Kennedy International Airport, enrolled in a filmmaking program at Brooklyn College and, because of a chance meeting with an American sound editor while on patrol in 1985, soon got a toe in the business's door.

"Filmmaking is a team sport," says Patrick Wright, chair of MICA's Film and Video Department and director of its new MFA in Filmmaking program.

Young people in Baltimore City will have a chance to express themselves creatively and build their resumes with the launch of Johns Hopkins University's youth filmmaking program.