AFI Conservatory

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Established

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1969

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Founder

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NEA

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School type

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Private Conservatory

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Private - Conservatory

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Dean

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Sam Grogg

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Location

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Los Angeles, Ca.

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Los Angeles - Ca.

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Enrollment

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220 graduate

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Faculty

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107

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Campus

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Urban, 340 acres

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Website

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afi.com

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Founded in 1969, AFI Conservatory is a division of the American Film Institute, located in Hollywood's Griffith Park. Dubbed by some as "Juilliard for Filmmakers," the school is the only existing Master of Fine Arts conservatory in advanced film education. Ranked in the top 5 graduate film programs along with UCLA, USC, NYU and Columbia University by Princeton Review and US News and World Report. Over the years, the program has graduated 3,000 fellows, many of whom went on to become influential Hollywood filmmakers, such as Peter Deming, Caleb Deschanel, Robert Elswit, Janusz Kaminski, Robert Richardson, Darren Aronofsky, Martin Brest, John Dahl, Bill Duke, Todd Field, Carl Franklin, Amy Heckerling, Mimi Leder, David Lynch, Terrence Malick, John McTiernan, Paul Schrader, Edward Zwick, Scott Frank, Eric Red.

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American Film Institute - Griffith Park - UCLA - USC - NYU - Columbia University - Caleb Deschanel - Janusz Kaminski - Darren Aronofsky - Martin Brest - John Dahl - Bill Duke - Todd Field - Carl Franklin - Amy Heckerling - Mimi Leder - David Lynch - Terrence Malick - John McTiernan - Paul Schrader - Edward Zwick

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