In this CD-ROM set, an entire film school is waiting for you: the classrooms, hallways, film footage, professors and visiting professionals.

Introducing a new kind of film school

Dear Friend,

We are happy to introduce you to a ground-breaking CD-ROM experience called How to Make Your Movie: An Interactive Film School.

Film director Rajko Grlic and program designer Tom Erlewine coordinated the efforts of film and multimedia experts from Electronic Vision, Ohio University, and all over the country to produce the first multimedia CD-ROM project of its kind.

In How to Make Your Movie: An Interactive Film School, the user explores a real film school environment, where the nooks and crannies hold the most useful secrets of filmmaking. In each classroom, leading film professionals and professors from the world's finest film schools share their knowledge and experience. By showing step-by-step the development of a short film, the program demystifies the filmmaking process.

The package includes a 3 CD-ROM set and a Production Notebook.

How to Make Your Movie has won eight awards, including the New York Festivals Grand Award for Best of Show. And after screenings at nearly 30 film festivals in 12 countries, the program seems to resonate with aspiring filmmakers, film and video professionals, and people who love film.