MovieMaker Magazine Announces Scholarship Competition...

MovieMaker Magazine Announces Scholarship Competition MovieMaker, the world¹s most widely-read independent movie magazine, has teamed up with the Vancouver Film School (VFS), one of the world's premier film education institutions, to offer one lucky reader a full scholarship to the school¹s one-year Film Production program. The student will be selected by a committee of VFS faculty and MovieMaker staff members and receive a full ride scholarship, including tuition and all needed supplies.

For more than 20 years the Vancouver Film School has offered a top-notch, hands-on education publisher and editor-in-chief, Timothy Rhys). With a program that takes its
students from the initial stages of drafting a screenplay all the way through completion of their own short films, VFS has made a name for itself as a school that provides its students with the tools they need to successfully pursue a career in the film industry one year!

As a publication that has stayed at the forefront of the independent film movement since 1993, MovieMaker's vision dovetails ideally with the mission of VFS. Through its insightful and entertaining content (including the annual Guide to Making Movies and Future of Moviemaking special editions and well as MM¹s Guide to Film Education, a valuable resource featured in the annual Summer issue), MM has consistently dedicated itself to the promotion of film education. With the MovieMaker Scholarship Competition, the magazine has taken this dedication to a whole new level.

Applications will be accepted until April 30, 2007. For rules and regulations, visit www.vfs.com/moviemaker

For more information, or to obtain a copy of the MovieMaker Winter 2007 issue, which profiles the Vancouver Film School and the MovieMaker Scholarship Competition, contact Jennifer Straus at jens@moviemaker.com or
212/766-4100.