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LFS HONORARY ASSOCIATES 2021: KASI LEMMONS, MARIANNE JEAN-BAPTISTE
- Monday 18 January
- 12:00pm
PRESS RELEASE
18 January 2021, 12:00pm GMT
London Film School (LFS), the UK’s longest-standing institution for nurturing filmmaking talent in the UK has announced prolific filmmakers Kasi Lemmons and Marianne Jean-Baptiste as Honorary Associates of LFS. The accolade was awarded by Chairman of the School, Greg Dyke at the School’s annual Graduate Showcase, a digital celebration event for 2021.
LFS Graduate Showcase 2021
The LFS Graduate Showcase 2021 comprises of graduating filmmakers from our MA Filmmaking, MA Screenwriting and MA International Film Business courses. Each year the LFS Graduate Showcase programme presents exciting new talented filmmaking students to the industry. This year the event runs online from 18 to 23 January 2021.
WATCH THE LFS GRADUATE SHOWCASE 2021 TRAILER
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