San Francisco Film Connection Film School
SAN FRANCISCO FILM SCHOOL BY THE SAN FRANCISCO FILM CONNECTION
Your SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA FILM SCHOOL ALTERNATIVE
While there are a few San Francisco Film Schools to choose from, there is only one that places you in an actual San Francisco film production company, where you will learn directing, producing, editing, camera, screenwriting or general production by working as a film student apprentice. The smartest way possible to break into the film business in San Francisco is to start inside a San Francisco film production company as a film apprentice, and FILM CONNECTION gets you in the door.
Why spend up to 50 thousand dollars or more to attend at a film trade school when you can learn filmmaking inside a real production company for far less money? Many industry professionals agree that our mentor-apprentice approach to teaching filmmaking is the smartest, most cost-effective way to learn. Be smart, and get connected as you get educated with our film school alternative.
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SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA is the 5th largest DMA in the country. The San Francisco Bay Area is host to two NFL teams (Raiders and 49ers), two MLB teams (Giants and A’s) and an NBA team (Warriors). San Francisco will forever be linked with the Summer of Love which spawned a revolution in the music business with acts such as the Jefferson Airplane, Janis Joplin, Country Joe and the Fish, and the Greatful Dead. San Francisco provides a diverse media market with numerous TV and Radio stations across the airwaves. IMBD credits San Francisco as the location of over 1800 feature films, TV series and specials.
San Francisco has a reputation for being an intellectual city, a liberal city and a cultural city, which allows for great diversity in the media and performing arts. FILM CONNECTION’s Mentor Apprentice School of Film of San Francisco is the perfect choice for the student seeking career opportunities in Film or TV.
The FILM CONNECTION curriculum for its Film School and TV School revolves around the mentor/apprentice relationship. The student works two to three days a week, over a six month period, under the direct supervision of their mentor. The mentor provides both on-the-job training and introductions to industry professionals. You owe it to yourself to see what we can do for your career.
