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I am currently 23 years old, going on 24 and a sophmore in undergrad for Industrial Organizational Psychology. I didnt take classes this semester to explore my true passion in screenwriting and directing. I am in the process of filming a short film and writing a few scripts to put out to fellowships, festivals, etc. Some of the people I've come across in this process went to film school, some greatly benefited from it and some did not. I've also met people attempting to enter the industry without going to film school.
I am at a crossroads in deciding to start all over again in a degree for film, which a majority of film schools outside or even in NYC (where I live) are insanely expensive. From previous years of school, I already owe a hefty sum from a private univeraity (I am currently enrolled in a CUNY). I know there are success stories of people who did not attend film school, but I also know they are a rarity.
Thus, my question is would transferring and attempting film school be worth it? Considering the connections and professional equipment these institutions provide. I meam this from both a financial component and the chance it could benefit my career greatly.
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