is intended to help the reader choose the most suitable film program through a listing of various sessions covering a wide range of needs. This 224-page resource guide looks at traditional and alternative paths for learning how to make and write films and videos. Part one, "Living to Make Films, Making Films to Live," examines what can happen when you decide to turn filmlvideo making into a career. Part two, "Film and Video Programs in North America Today," discusses different places to study

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... e art and the technical aspects and business of film and videomaking. Part three, "The Business of Making Film and Videos," touches on options for funding studies and starting a business. Filmmaker's Resource is available from Watson-Guptill Publications, 15 15 Broadway, New York. N Y 10036-8986.