What i have expierenced its very good so far all teachers and student in my class are very nice the bad thing is i get lost a lot sometimes

Its fun so far but i get lost sometimes and i miss a lot of lesson time

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The good thing about the met is that they give you the tools you need to be able to work independently; and like in the industry- your progression and learning experience will depend on you, your motivation and passion. In each course there is a significant number of international students which I thought was great socially and professionally because I got to learn from my friends about how films are being made around the world. I took the BA in Cinematography and feel like I gained not only technical skills, but also developed creative thinking as a DOP when approaching different projects/scripts with different moods. The tutors are industry professionals which - due to the school's resources - will teach you how to use industry standard equipment. I think it's the only course in the UK that teaches how to work on 16/35mm film cameras which I personally enjoyed greatly. Since we were 15 people in our group, the tutors were able to personally respond to each student's needs according to his level of progress. Although I was in the cinematography class, I took other courses during the BA that I was interested in like TV production, documentary filmmaking, short film production etc. The school has a family feel to it and I felt tutors and staff are very approachable, and since the school is quite new, they care about your feedback and will give space for new initiatives. As I recently finished my course, I'm still in touch with the Met through Met-Go which links graduates to work opportunities and offers interesting paid projects.