Any advice? I was going to wear a biz suit but I feel it might be over dressed.

id say casual not a suit but mor like a nice sweater

I would say you could always call and ask what they prefer for dress code. And there is no such thing as overdressed (unless you wear a tuxedo) so wear what you think best fits the company. On my internship's interview it was business casual but it could vary depending on the company.

Also if you call and ask they may start to think you are more dedicated to the position than others because you want to dress for success.

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So I totally forgot to add that it was for a film school interview my bad...

I went with a nice-ish black shirt and jeans, but other kids there were dressed fairly casually. Really though, just dont dress in an overly sloppy way, and lend your focus to the content of your answers. It's the only thing that counts.

Dress like a golfer. If u dunno...search tiger woods...i'm pretty sure you know how golfers dress.

If this is for USC (I just had to interview there the other day) most people I saw were wearing suits or dress shirts and slacks. You can always wear a suit and take off the jacket if you feel overdressed.

Pink leather chaps and a smile.

seriously I would keep it semi formal, you don't want to look like a total stiff, this isn't an accounting degree you're going for. But then again you don't want to look like an Emo band manager so I would say somewhere in between Ron Howard and Tim Burton.

Yeah. I am over thinking it. Which I do often.