Motivational speaker on the topic of filmmaking. Seminar details, resume, testimonials, and contact information.

Media centre as well as film and video workshop based in outhampton and Hampshire, United Kingdom.

Film classes and research material by professor Anatoly Antohin, University of Alaska Fairbanks, Theatre & Film Dept.

Interdisciplinary journal of film and television studies. Subscriptions, events, announcements, links, and contact information.

Self-training for filmmakers and aspiring or working directors, this parody of motion picture film studio training critiques film industry training materials, electronic and print.

Vermont based nonprofit media arts education organization that produces dramatic and documentary films by teenage filmmakers.

Offers film workshops throughout the United States. Includes details about each type of seminar, testimonials, and contact information.

Graphic explanation of the projection system that makes watching a movie at a theater possible. By Jeff Tyson.

Directory of film and cinematography educational programs.

Offers consulting and seminars originally developed from graduate courses on psychology and film. Background information, staff, services, news, and upcoming events.

Six-week hands-on training program from low budget director John Russo. Enrolment information, location, background, curriculum, testimonials, and links.

Resources for potential movie and TV extras and actors. Join the Film Extras Coalition for casting tips.

A one-day filmmaking seminar where independent filmmakers teach from their own films. Background, upcoming dates, syllabus, and links.

Film and TV acting classes in Vancouver, Canada, offered by X-Files actor and feature film director.

Three-day course covering aspects of storytelling. Background information, syllabus, seminar dates, famous graduates, registration information, and discussion forum.

Links to film education, resources, production companies, newsgroups and chat rooms.

A series of free online film seminars hosted by Peter Guber and Peter Bart in conjunction with their new book.

Promotes the scholarly study of film, television, and video.

Explains the ins and outs of being a movie extra, including casting companies, unions, on-the-job dos and don'ts, the importance of skills and looks, and some important terms and concepts related to the job.

Resources for aspiring student film makers.