<p>Hi,
i've sent my applications to study composition to NEC, Peadody, B.Conserv, Hartt, Suny Purchase, but the problem is that I realized that many of these schools are to "limiting" for me since i want to become a film composer and not a serious classical composer. I think for example that schools like NEC are amazing but not suitable for my case; shurely Hartt would be great for me. I was thinking of other schools like:</p>
<p>North Carolina Schools of Arts
Florida State University</p>
<p>where i can study Composition (B.M.) with good teachers and also be part of a community that includes other arts and especially film programs so i can practice what i wanna do in the future.
Could you please tell me more about these 2 schools and help me find some other schools like these?????? (on the east coast!).
Francesco</p>
<p>NYU (New York University) has a solid composition faculty, and a specialized concentration within the BM for film scoring according to their website.</p>
<p>While i wouldn't recommend it for straight classical composition, Berklee has a lot to offer in terms of film scoring... and Howard Shore went there!</p>
<p>exactly..he went there for composition.....and believe me...i've talked to several people in the film scoring course...they say it's most self study since the faculty is not that good and it's a new course.....</p>
<p>FSU has the second best film school in the country, and Mark Wingate who's very good in the field of electroacoustic music. I'd strongly suggest checking them out.</p>