Go stand outside pinewood studios untill they let you in.

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Don't be sad... he's right in his own offhand way. This is a blue collar job we're talking about here, and the best film school is work. Just be sure it's what you want to do, because the hours are long, the politics are brutal, your family life will suffer and you can make as much or more money simply by being a plumber. I can't help you with schools in the UK. I'm sure someone out there will be able to... but if you take Mandor's advice, you'll be 4-7 years ahead of a guy who went to film school the same day you walked through the gates at Pinewood. 4-7 years is the difference between boss and minion in this industry.

"On a good gate, that's a wrap."

so what? i just walk up to the front gate and shout
"i wanna job gimmie a job!?"

p.s thanks for ur help

More or less, yes. It's only your first job, so take anything that'll get you in there. Don't be afraid to find some student projects and work for free on them. I worked for a director of purchasing at a viz effects studio. Very fringe. I drove around LA picking up stuff we bought to make movies... pencils, dry ice, styrofoam, dye, lathe parts, film. One day a position opened in the camera department, and they knew I wanted in. At the end of 4 years there, I was in the union, had contacts, and was working as a camera assistant. Everyone's got a different way. You've got to find yours. There is no secret. Just be ready when it's your turn.

Or... go to film school.

"On a good gate, that's a wrap."

thanks youve been a big help mate

if anyone know of a good british film school plz post