Best uni for film school?

Hi, I'm trying to decide which unis I should apply to , and I could use a lot of help! I want do become a director and move to the USA, but first I'd love to study in the UK. Preferably in London. These are the uni's that I've found more interesting for undergraduate BA studies, what are your opinions on them?

-Central film school-- it isn't a uni, but I find the course very interesting, and it is only a 2 year BA which makes it more challenging, but is much better for me personally. It is also in center London, which is a plus. The course is intensive and quite practical, and the classes are small.

-University of Westminster-- the course is 50:50 theoryractical, and I find that quite good actually since I don't mind theory I've read mixed things about the student life there, some say it's a good area but others say its boring and plain, and it is in London, but not in the centre.

-Kingston University London-- the Knights Park Campus seems amazing, but I couldn't get much information about the student life, the area itself or about the course.

-University of Roehampton-- the campus also seems very nice, I don't really know the area istelf or student life. The course seems ok, not my favourite for what I've read, but still enjoyable.

I've also heard about many others, such as Bournemouth, Lancashire, Leeds, etc, but since they are not in London I'm concerned about the connections to the industry and also the student life.

Thanks for the help!

Hi, I'm trying to decide which unis I should apply to , and I could use a lot of help! I want do become a director and move to the USA, but first I'd love to study in the UK. Preferably in London. These are the uni's that I've found more interesting for undergraduate BA studies, what are your opinions on them?

-Central film school-- it isn't a uni, but I find the course very interesting, and it is only a 2 year BA which makes it more challenging, but is much better for me personally. It is also in center London, which is a plus. The course is intensive and quite practical, and the classes are small.

-University of Westminster-- the course is 50:50 theoryractical, and I find that quite good actually since I don't mind theory I've read mixed things about the student life there, some say it's a good area but others say its boring and plain, and it is in London, but not in the centre.

-Kingston University London-- the Knights Park Campus seems amazing, but I couldn't get much information about the student life, the area itself or about the course.

-University of Roehampton-- the campus also seems very nice, I don't really know the area istelf or student life. The course seems ok, not my favourite for what I've read, but still enjoyable.

I've also heard about many others, such as Bournemouth, Lancashire, Leeds, etc, but since they are not in London I'm concerned about the connections to the industry and also the student life.

Thanks for the help!

Hi, I'm trying to decide which unis I should apply to , and I could use a lot of help! I want do become a director and move to the USA, but first I'd love to study in the UK. Preferably in London. These are the uni's that I've found more interesting for undergraduate BA studies, what are your opinions on them?

-Central film school-- it isn't a uni, but I find the course very interesting, and it is only a 2 year BA which makes it more challenging, but is much better for me personally. It is also in center London, which is a plus. The course is intensive and quite practical, and the classes are small.

-University of Westminster-- the course is 50:50 theoryractical, and I find that quite good actually since I don't mind theory I've read mixed things about the student life there, some say it's a good area but others say its boring and plain, and it is in London, but not in the centre.

-Kingston University London-- the Knights Park Campus seems amazing, but I couldn't get much information about the student life, the area itself or about the course.

-University of Roehampton-- the campus also seems very nice, I don't really know the area istelf or student life. The course seems ok, not my favourite for what I've read, but still enjoyable.

I've also heard about many others, such as Bournemouth, Lancashire, Leeds, etc, but since they are not in London I'm concerned about the connections to the industry and also the student life.

Thanks for the help!

Hi, I'm trying to decide which unis I should apply to , and I could use a lot of help! I want do become a director and move to the USA, but first I'd love to study in the UK. Preferably in London. These are the uni's that I've found more interesting for undergraduate BA studies, what are your opinions on them?

-Central film school-- it isn't a uni, but I find the course very interesting, and it is only a 2 year BA which makes it more challenging, but is much better for me personally. It is also in center London, which is a plus. The course is intensive and quite practical, and the classes are small.

-University of Westminster-- the course is 50:50 theoryractical, and I find that quite good actually since I don't mind theory I've read mixed things about the student life there, some say it's a good area but others say its boring and plain, and it is in London, but not in the centre.

-Kingston University London-- the Knights Park Campus seems amazing, but I couldn't get much information about the student life, the area itself or about the course.

-University of Roehampton-- the campus also seems very nice, I don't really know the area istelf or student life. The course seems ok, not my favourite for what I've read, but still enjoyable.

I've also heard about many others, such as Bournemouth, Lancashire, Leeds, etc, but since they are not in London I'm concerned about the connections to the industry and also the student life.

Thanks for the help!