Atlanta Film Schol

Atlanta Georgia Film Schools


ATLANTA
FILM SCHOOL

ALTERNATIVE

directing - producing - editing
camera - screenwriting - lighting



ATLANTA, GEORGIA is the 9th largest DMA in the U.S.  As the original headquarters and still pivotal player in Ted Turner’s media conglomerate of MGM, CNN, TBS and TNT, as well as home to Coca Cola, the Atlanta Braves, Hawks and Falcons, and over 30 institutes of higher learning including Georgia Tech.  With significant local TV station presence and major cable networks there is a growing need for qualified and experienced directors, producers, writers, editors, camera operators, sound men, lighting techs, grips and gaffers. 

Restaurants perfect for a dinner and a movie night out include the Blue Ridge Grill, Fogo DeChow, La Grotta, Capital Grille and the Euclid Avenue Yacht Club.  Film Schools perfect for getting you working in the film business right here in Atlanta start and end with us--The Film Connection.

IMBD credits Atlanta with being the location for over 555 films, TV series or specials.   With FILM CONNECTION’s extensive mentor apprentice program for film and TV you will get in the door, and working on the studio floor of a TV Station or Film/Video Production Company or Film Set right here in Atlanta. 

Progress Reports:  Checking in on our Georgia Film Students who are learning filmmaking where they live in places like Atlanta and Marietta


Matthew Beno
MARIETTA, GA
I went on my first film shoot. It was an interview with the co-founder of Home Depot.  I went on two more film shoots. On tuesday it was somewhat like a news conference  Laura Sydel, the wife of the Owner of the NHL hockey team Atlanta Thrashers, she showed us her "green" house for a segment we were doing. On Thursday was another film shoot. We were shooting a piece for the show Groundbreakers that airs on HGTV.  Then I was in Sandestin, Florida, with Allen and his crew, shooting a resort video for the Sandestin Resort. We left on Tuesday 10/21/08 and got back late Sunday night 10/27/08. We worked every day, shooting just about everything in the Resort. I was there to help set up lights, run electricity, load and unload everything. Anything you can think of, I did. I was pretty much, the grip/light man. It was a great experience, and I learned a lot on this trip.


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