<p>I am a sophomore at a very good high school, which is known for it's high curriculum and such. I am starting to look at colleges, and I've already known for a while that I want to go into filmmaking. Here are some of my accomplishments, extra curricular, and academics that I've received int the past two years;</p>
<p>-I have a gpa of around 3.4-3.5 (if I'm counting my freshman year to now)
-I take three honors courses and the rest are accelerated
*next year I'm taking three AP classes
-I was the president of my choir class freshman year
-At the end of last year I was selected to be in my school's extremely selective all-women's award winning a capella group
-I have multiple solos in choir concerts
-I was selected to participate in the League of Women's Voters this year (apparently it looks really good on college apps)
-As a freshman I directed a One-Act play in my school's competition against other grades. I won Best Director, Best Show. My actors won Best Newcoming Actor, Best Newcoming Actress, Best Set, Best Lighting. A freshman has not won in ten years.
-This year I am a supporting role in my grade's one act
-I am a lead in a Holocaust play called The Last Cyclist that my Actor's Studio class is putting on.
-I should have been inducted into International Thespian Society as a freshman, but I didn't get the paper work so I will be inducted this year. (I have over 50 pts)
-I was a lead in my school's fall show as a freshman, and had a small role in the musical
-This year I got a lead in my school's children show, and was selected to be in the musical as well
*I was the assistant to the director in the musical
-I am currently in the process of writing two short films, and will shoot in the summer
-I created my school's first Jewish Culture Club</p>
<p>Right now my overall average for my classes (we just finished the third marking period) is between a 3.2-3.4. I had a hard couple of months but I'm planning to get all a's this marking period.
Also, like I said, my school is very well known for it's high curriculum and difficulty level.</p>
<p>There's a little more to that I think, but what I'm really trying to ask is; what film schools should I be looking at? Which do you think I could be eligible for? What can I do over the next two years to help my chances?</p>
<p>Here is the list of potential film schools in my top seven (first three are in order)
-Emerson College
-American University
-Drexel University
-FSU
-USC
-University of the Arts
-Boston University (I know it's not necessarily 'the best' but I love the are and programs offered)</p>
<p>Any sort of advice or anything would help. Thank you!</p>