How it works:
The FTTP is offered at state colleges throughout New Mexico. After an introduction to the film industry, students choose a specific craft and work on actual short-form productions (public service announcements, commercials, etc…). Some schools may offer work on larger projects such as shorts and independents under the supervision of experienced crew members. As each school administers their individual program, contact a school below for details:
Albuquerque
Central New Mexico Community College (CNM) (Formerly TVI)
Jim "Grubb" Graebner: (505) 280-4070 or (505) 224-3000 or jgraebner@cnm.edu
Film 101 and Film 102
Las Cruces
NMSU Doña Ana Community College
Lamaia Vaughn: lavaughn@nmsu.edu
Las Vegas
Luna Community College
Rand Kennedy: 505-454-2564 or rkennedy@luna.edu
Roswell
Eastern New Mexico University – Roswell (ENMUR)
Alan Trever: (575) 520-9228 or Alan.Trever@rm01.enmuros.cc.nm.us
Santa Fe
Santa Fe Community College (SFCC)
Monique Anair: (505) 428-1738 or manair@sfccnm.edu
Film Crew I starts August 23, 2010
Espanola
Northern New Mexico College (NNMC), El Rito Campus
Mateo Pumphrey: (505) 747-5402 or mateo@nnmc.edu
For questions regarding applying to IATSE Local 480 and their membership requirements, please visit www.iatselocal480.com or call 505-986-9512. Please note that the FTTP does not guarantee membership to any film union or guild.
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