Which is better, studying film production and directing, studying in France or studying in Britain?

To tell the truth, France and Britain are not as good as the United States, but since the United States is not mentioned in your question description, I will only say Britain and France.

First of all, talk about institutions.

Britain: Kent, Edinburgh, Glasgow, York, Nottingham, London, Leeds, Bournemouth, Kingston, etc.

France: Louis Lumiere College, French Higher National Audio-visual Vocational College, French free cinema College, Paris International Film Academy, Paris No.8, Lyon No.2, etc.

Then talk about the cost.

In Britain, the annual expenditure is about 30W, while in France, there are public and private institutions, and the expenses generally range from10w to 20W to 20w. As you study movies, you may have expenses on equipment and shooting, so the cost is higher.

Finally, the quality of education.

As you said in the problem description, you taught yourself to film.

Directing in production, British universities basically offer film production majors, and directing can only be one of your learning directions. In France, these schools are basically specialized film academies with specialized directors, so France is more professional in teaching. However, the quality of education in France is uneven, so we should be careful in choosing institutions.