The UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television is located in Los Angeles, CA. It offers courses in film, television and theater, and the graduate programs are rated among the best in the country. Among the school's many resources, students have access to the Geffen Playhouse and the UCLA Film and Television Archive. UCLA has around 410 undergrad students, 390 graduate students, and 140 faculty members. Admissions run from November each year and can be submitted online or by mail.
Tisch School of the Arts is in New York City, and is part of New York University. The school offers courses in film, acting and dance, with the film program ranking among the best in the country. Tisch School of the Arts admits 3,200 students and offers 14 different programs of study. The school has recently undergone a major renovation of its film production facilities. Admissions run from November each year.
USC School of Cinematic Arts is in Los Angeles, CA. as part of the University of Southern California. Widely recognised as one of the most prestigious film schools in the world, it is also the oldest film school in America, and offers around 1,300 places every year. The school has had many successful alumni in the past -- including directors George Lucas and Judd Apatow. Alfred Hitchcock was a professor at the school. Admissions for USC run from November every year.
New York Film Academy has campuses in New York City and Los Angeles. The school is accredited and offers both short courses and regular one and two year BA and MA courses. The courses offered are intensive practical programs in Film Making, Producing, Screenwriting, Digital Filmmaking and Computer Animation. The school has around 350 employees, and admits approximately 6,000 students per year, with admissions running from November.