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this year's entrance exams for louis lumière are finished today. Any french speaking interested person should have a look here, as the students tell a lot about how it went on until the last step : http://www.citizen-cannes.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=718 I've managed something for english...

I don't know about that, but i'm afraid there is not

for getting in louis lumière you must have a 2 years diploma after bachelor (as well as for femis). They like better scientists, or artistics student with a very good level in physics and chimy. The entrance exams are quite a trip : you need to be good in general culture + cinematographic...

I don't know of any difference, I don't think they have to pay something special, but I don't think they shouldn't pass the entrance exams neither. But they have to speak french. talking about these entrance exams, I know that Louis lumiere and Femis are quite tough ! But in the universities...

Well, that's very interesting ! thanks to both of you. It's great to see that people can do great things though not having so much sophisticated materials ! Here is the adress of my school's students site. Sorry it's in french. A student already gave studentfilmmakers's adress on it. Remeber...

Sorry about the compositing, Jacob, That makes me feel even more enthousiastic about the desert scenes ! Looking at it again makes me realize that quicktime gives the strange feeling that the bed is moving. That's why I thought it was composite.

Do you mean it's not just a cinema school ? (I mean, is cinema one of the activities, then what is the dominante, if so ? litterature ?) It sounds like our university, tough it's not free (I knew in US university is never free, but I wanted to make sure about yours). The major difference seems...

Ok, May be the situation is a little bit different in uk than in in france, too. You've tempered my arguments, and completed them. Thanks.

Jacob, First a few questions about your school : how many years does it take ? is it free? if not, how much does it cost ? how old are the students when getting in (i mean did they do other studies before ?) I've seen your films, i like the mood that's in it. but i can see some imperfections...

Your problem is very easy to understand. A soft light is an extended source, that lights in many directions, while a spot light (fresnel) is a directed source. When you try to cut a large source, you actually don't realy cut it, it's more like if you would reduce it's surface, then it's...

what d'you mean Jacob ?

if you don't have anyway to edit or load your project on a system that provides the different standards, another solution is to export it on a tape or dvd and then copy your film thru a a transcoder. It doesn't cost much, you could even rent one. There might be a little loss of quality but it works!

what do you mean by "look like film" ?

I just got to know your forum from one of my students, and as i begin to have surfed a little bit more here now, i wonder if i should'nt sort of present my self, as it seems like new comers do usually. I studied in Louis Lumière school in Paris, worked as a camera assistant and then operator...

I just got to know your forum from one of my students, and as i begin to have surfed a little bit more here now, i wonder if i should'nt sort of present my self, as it seems like new comers do usually. I studied in Louis Lumière school in Paris, worked as a camera assistant and then operator...

I just got to know your forum from one of my students, and as i begin to have surfed a little bit more here now, i wonder if i should'nt sort of present my self, as it seems like new comers do usually. I studied in Louis Lumière school in Paris, worked as a camera assistant and then operator...

I just got to know your forum from one of my students, and as i begin to have surfed a little bit more here now, i wonder if i should'nt sort of present my self, as it seems like new comers do usually. I studied in Louis Lumière school in Paris, worked as a camera assistant and then operator...

I don't see any consideration here for what i consider as the major point for starting to answer the question : how is the document going to be seen. The end of the process is actually the starting point, from which everything sets up. I you plan to show on a tv set, video, and even semi-pro...