Is anyone going to the National Film and Television School?

I just got into the NFTS. I've read a bunch of things about it online, some people say it's really good and other people says it's terrible. When I went there, it seemed nice and the staff were friendly. I met one former student who is now working on a major Hollywood production. That's about all I know.

Does anyone go here/is anyone about to go here? What do you know about it if so? There isn't much information about it online, apart from its own website.

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I have done one of the diploma programs at NFTS. The school is not without its faults and it does feel like some courses are the "favourites" (masters courses definitely) but as film schools goes it's pretty damn good. It's a good place to meet other people in the film industry who are serious about what they want to do, there are great guest speakers, the tutors have all worked or are still working in the industry. They have links with many of the London equipment rental companies, they're close to Pinewood Studios. My course was quite new and still working out some teething problems when I was there and all schools are going to have their own set of problems but as long as you go in with that in mind and understand that you get out what you put in, I'd recommend it as a school

It is not film school anymore. Jon Wardle turned it into woke temple. Tuition fees are enormous. Especially for very poor quality of workshops, lectures, tutors. I did MA course, hoping to be at least "in the club" but I was so wrong. The school cares only about the money. Nothing more. After you pay everything and graduate, they don't care. My friend won quite prestige award with the grad film and suddenly Jon became my friend's best mate for a while. NFTS put my friend's name on every folder, flyer, fb page, etc. But when the hype was gone, he couldn't be bothered to even answer emails.