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Evansville Film Connection Film School


EVANSVILLE FILM SCHOOL BY THE EVANSVILLE FILM CONNECTION

Your EVANSVILLE, INDIANA FILM SCHOOL ALTERNATIVE

If you're looking for film schools in Evansville, Indiana, look no further than FILM CONNECTION! We're the only film school that can get you inside an Evansville film production company, working as a film school apprentice while you learn the elements of directing, producing, editing and general production. Starting as a film apprentice in an Evansville film production company is by far the smartest way to launch your film career in Evansville, Indiana--and FILM CONNECTION is the film school that makes it possible.

Why spend tens of thousands of dollars to go away to a university film program or a film trade school, when you can go to film school in a real production company right in Evansville, for far less money? Be smart--jumpstart your career by getting your education where things are happening. Our film school alternative is by far the smartest, most cost effective way to get a quality film education today.

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Evansville, Indiana is located along a bend in the Ohio River in southwestern Indiana--a bustling mid-size city of just under 120,000 people. Famous people hailing from Evansville include Fox News correspondent Casey Stegall, L.A. Dodgers manager Don Mattingly, and actors Ron Glass (Barney Miller), Michael Rosenbaum (Smallville) and Avery Brooks (Spenser for Hire). Indiana is a film-friendly state with a helpful state film office and numerous annual film festivals--an excellent choice for aspiring film directors, film producers and film editors who prefer the small-town feel to the hustle and bustle of L.A. or New York.

Major movies, commercials, TV shows and documentaries are filmed all over Indiana on a regular basis, including locations in and around Evansville. Some of the baseball field scenes in A League of Their Own were shot at Evansville's Bosse Field. Additional films shot in Evansville and surrounding regions of Indiana include Hoosiers, Eagle Eye and Eight Men Out, among others. Television production is no stranger to Evansville, either; the exterior shots for the sitcom Rosanne were all shot in Evansville, as well as episodes of WWF Raw.

FILM CONNECTION Film School of Evansville provides an inexpensive, six month course that matches you with a working film or television professional in the Evansville area, who serves as your personal instructor/mentor. You will gain valuable hands-on experience while making vital industry connections. Come see why 70 percent of FILM CONNECTION graduates get permanent jobs, sometimes even before graduating.

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