From my own experiences in Ireland, film colleges tend not to accept you unless you have a portfolio that displays a flare for the filmmaking process. It doesn't have to be awesome material, but enough to demonstrate an understanding of the art.

If you've never shot and edited anything, then try to get your hands on a camera and editing kit, to try yourself out. After that, maybe a short starter course in filmmaking. Do these things before you contemplate applying to a full time college film course.

Hope that helps you out.

The only school I know of in the UK that will actually give you a step up the movie-making ladder is the National Film and Television School; that's not to say that the others are bad, just that it's been around for a long time and is well respected with lots of contacts in the industry.

I thought about going there myself a few years ago, but couldn't justify taking that long off work.

thanks for replies ?:)?
is there a place where people post videos, which were showed to the examiners? ?:)?
I mean... I am speaking about these:
"It doesn't have to be awesome material, but enough to demonstrate an understanding of the art.
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