The Center for Creative Media strived to teach interns how to be professionals in the entertainment (media) industry. The Director and staff members were dedicated to teaching the interns and producing media.
However at a certain point the company couldn't afford to continue paying it's employees and many employees left, leaving little leadership over the interns. After the employees left the structure dramatically changed.
It's a good place to learn a lot about filmmaking and media from the ground up. Weather you have no experience, or a lot of experience.
It is a good place to learn media and God at the same time and can help with ALOT of connections, and I believe that the fees is worth it.
Was cool for the first week. Was a falsely advertised program. Housing was old and nasty with too many people in a 2 bedroom apartment mine had had 5 guys 2 bathrooms. The leadership was never there to take me to the next level. Camera and equipment was so outdated. Students were not properly taught, we were told to look stuff up on YouTube. A work schedule that was unhealthy there were times I would work 80 hours and not have any personal time. I learned nothing during my time. I would not recommend going here to learn about film. Hope this helps anyone.
The Center for Creative Media is the premier studio in Tyler for all you film and media needs. If you are a local business CCM should be your first and only stop for GFX packages, ad campaigns, live broadcast, and all new media! Doug Rittenhouse is a creative powerhouse that will take your companys media response and reach to a whole new level.
Over all really professional people. They get things done in a manner of excellence.
Very Professional, learned so much, started my career from scratch!
