Florida State's School of Motion Picture, Television, and Recording Arts (known more commonly as The Florida State Film School) is one of the colleges that make up Florida State University (FSU).

The school was founded in 1989. With its very selective admittance, only 30 undergraduates and 24 graduates are accepted for each class.

The Film School offers BFA, and MFA.

It is also the only film school in the nation to pay for all students' production costs, creating an environment in which students can concentrate on the artistry of film.

With the help of unusually active alumni, and a mentorship program, virtually 100% of the students find a meaningful job in the film or television industries within 12 months.

Famous Alumni

• Sam Beam, sole member of Iron & Wine
• Kristian Bernier , cinematographer of "Sugar Town"
• Matt Chapman, from The Brothers Chaps of Homestar

External links

• Florida State University Web Site
• Florida State's Film School Web Site