DID YOU KNOW?

You’d probably think that the best directors who created the most famous classic movies we watch out of Hollywood studied in the best schools and became apprentices to the best master filmmakers, but did you know that three of the most successful men behind the cameras did not learn their craft in college? Steven Spielberg, James Cameron, and Peter Jackson, three of the highest-earning directors in history, did not study filmmaking in college. In fact, Spielberg and Jackson started creating movies at tender ages, while Cameron taught himself by reading numerous books, articles, and guides about film technology.

Spielberg, known for classics like Jaws, Jurassic Park, and Schindler’s List, created his first movie aged just nine when he created a nine-minute 8mm film to earn a merit badge as a Boy Scout. As a 13-year-old, he won a prize for his 40-minute war film that he created with his high school friends. Spielberg will eventually earn his degree though, but it will be long after he has had churned out the classic movies we watch in our past time. Jackson, who made childhood stories like The Lord of The Rings and The Hobbit, which by the way became a staple film in a lot of Hollywood movie download sites, was a little older when he first dipped his toe into the waters of filmmaking, but he was still just 26 when his debut movie Bad Taste gained significant recognition at the 1987 Cannes Film Festival. Cameron, credited for more than a handful of timeless award-winning movies including The Terminator, Titanic, and Avatar, initially enrolled to a community college to study physics but later quit to pursue his real passion: writing and directing films. He began by visiting a university library and reading about optical printing, dye printing, and other filmmaking subjects, then decided to take a risk with his friends and produce a short film that made him known in the directorial scene. 

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