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MAY | STUDENT AND ALUMNI HIGHLIGHTS

We're thrilled to once again highlight the excellent achievements of our students, graduates, and alumni. Read on to learn about their inspiring success stories. If you have any exciting news to share, we'd love to hear from you! You can sign up to our alumni newsletter here to get the updates direct to your inbox.

Let's kick things off with a brilliant example of LFS cross-programme success, where grads and students from MA Filmmaking, MA Screenwriting and MA International Film Business have joined forces to create cinematic magic! 

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London Film School appoints former Tiger Aspect exec, Helen Wright as Chief Operating Officer

London Film School today announced the appointment of Helen Wright as its new Chief Operating Officer (COO).

Helen joins LFS with a distinguished track record of leadership in the entertainment industry. Her appointment marks a significant step in LFS’s ongoing plan to align itself in partnership with the screen industries while delivering an outstanding student experience and expanding its offer and reach.

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MARCH & APRIL | STUDENT AND ALUMNI HIGHLIGHTS

Time to shine the spotlight on some excellent achievements of our students, grads and alumni. Continue reading to learn about their success stories and creative milestones. If you have any exciting news that you would like to share, don’t hesitate to get in touch because we want to hear all about it! Want to stay in the loop? You can sign up to our alumni newsletter to get the updates direct to your inbox.

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London Film School appoints Lia Devlin as Course Leader for the new MA in Film Marketing

London Film School (LFS) is delighted to announce the appointment of Lia Devlin as the Course Leader for the new MA in Film Marketing programme.

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Why identifying your audience is crucial in modern film marketing

In the ever-evolving landscape of film marketing, two recent releases; A Minecraft Movie and Sinners, exemplify contrasting yet effective strategies tailored to their distinct audiences. While A Minecraft Movie leveraged its established brand and viral potential to captivate Generation Z, Sinners relied on original storytelling and cultural resonance to draw in viewers seeking fresh narratives.

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