3 Questions to Ask Before Choosing A Film School

Deciding to go to film school is a big one, so it’s important to choose the school that’s right for you and your goals. That makes asking the right questions important! Before considering to go to any film school at all, you need to know what makes the school unique, and why it works for you. Here are 3 questions to consider:

1. How Does The School Teach Film?

Everyone learns in different ways (visual, verbal, hands-on, etc.) It is important to understand the school’s peculiar approach to teaching film and see how it will be beneficial to you.

Del-York Creative Academy offers an intensive hands-on approach to learning and features in its curriculum the most state-of-the-art learning tools, top-of-the-industry skill sets through its bespoke classroom suites or innovative online class structures.

2. What Is The Success Rate of Graduates From The Film School?

Film school is a major investment in time and money. You want to make sure that at the end of your program, you have the knowledge and skill necessary to build a career. What track records does the school have of graduates from the academy in the industry?

Since its inception, Del-York Creative Academy has graduated over 3000 students from her program. These have gone on to become successful industry leaders as well as innovative next-generation creatives for the African Creative Industry. Some of these include Adasa Cookey, Stan Nze, Tope Alake, Adeyemi Okanlawon, Doris Ariole, Temisan Ikomi, Eric Aghimien, Tamara Eteimo and many others.

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3. Who Are My Teachers?

For a film student, there are few things more inspiring than attending a class by a reputable name in the film industry.

Del-York Creative Academy has earned the reputation as the best film school on the continent with the connections and clout to bring the best directors, screenwriters and other film professionals (over 90 lecturers) from Hollywood, (Los Angeles), New-York, Europe and South Africa to train in our classroom and online programs.