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Center for Film Studies in Michigan Announces Scholarship Contest

Posted on: Monday, 14 September 2009, 09:30 CDT

DETROIT, Sept. 14 /PRNewswire/ -- The Center for Film Studies, (CFS,) a State of Michigan licensed proprietary film trade school, has recognized the need - and is giving back. CFS is announcing a school scholarship contest for Michigan residents, ultimately helping to create jobs.

At CFS you will learn the necessary skills in a hands-on environment to work on-set in film and TV production. The Center for Film Studies' curriculum is designed to meet Hollywood's standards. Targeted to the needs of the film industry, 6 to 12 week hands-on intensive training is offered. Accredited courses include General Grip & Electrical, Advanced Grip, Electrical/Lighting, Set Carpentry & Construction, Props/Mold Making, Basic Makeup for Film & TV, Special Effect Makeup for Film & TV, Wardrobe for Film & TV and Production Assistant A-Z.

How to enter:

To enter the Center for Film Studies scholarship contest, in 200 words or less, tell us why you should receive a free scholarship for professional training. In addition to the 200 word essay, you will need to submit a resume and up to three references. Please adhere to the word limit; longer essays will be disqualified. Only one entry - per person. The contest is open to Michigan residents over age 18. Entries should be mailed or dropped off to the Center for Film Studies 899 East Whitcomb Madison Heights, MI 48071. Deadline for contest submission is October 10, 2009.

Classroom work is held in Madison Heights, St. Clair Shores and Fraser, depending on the course desired. For more information on the Center for Film Studies, call 248-545-2648 or visit www.centerforfilmstudies.com

MEDIA CONTACT: Kristin Schenden, Schenden Communications, Inc.; 248.895.5638, Kristin@schendencommunicationsinc.com

SOURCE Center for Film Studies

Source: PR Newswire

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