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<p>Heard it was new but the directors had lots of experience with past schools. Tuition's only $12,000 ish. Sounds like a decent program for the price!!!</p>

<p>I found a professional photography program in Gettysburg, PA called the Academy For Media Production. Seems pretty cool, tuition at $12,000ish. Anyone heard anything about it?</p>

<p>Wayne:<br>

u seem pretty cool. good 2 hear you're proud of your school but come on, you mean to say that there's no other photo schools w/ talented students? im checking out other schools that seem just as good as hallmark. their guest speakers r amazing, but doesn't look like any of them graduated from there. most of them r grads of other schools, or no schools at all. get out and check out other schools dude.<br>

just spoke with a couple local photographers and they haven't heard of hallmark. the work looks good on their site but so don't other schools. just caught up in the price for a 1 year institute, that's it. there was a dude who went to the boston university school of digital arts - cdia??? and kept a blog that seemed pretty cool and their price is 23,000 for the same thing. have 2 move there but i could definitely save tons of cash and its boston university, not an unknown school. <br>

hope ur getting lots of work. ur on here a lot blogging during times i would think most photographers should be shootin.</p>

<p>Man, are you guys serious? I just checked out their tuition and you will pay over $60,000 for a 1 year course! NOT! You could take thousands of workshops for less money, and workshops taught by the biggest names in photography. Holy cow.<br>

Wayne, have you ever ran a workshop teaching others on photo techniques? It would be great to pay you $500 to teach me everything you know about portrait lighting. Not sure why anyone would want to go into debt so much so that they couldn't invest in the equipment they need for the fields they are training students for in the first place.</p>

 

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