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Thurs 12 March 5.30pm
Pitch Perfect
Jane Roscoe, LFS Director (pictured), is holding a pitching forum for graduating students, who will present their projects to an industry panel including LFS Chairman Mike Leigh, Tricia Tuttle (BFI Deputy Head of Festivals), Michael Sackler (producer Rook’s Nest) and Carola Ash (Director of Europe, Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences). The pitching session will be followed by networking drinks. If you would like to be part of the audience and get some tips on what makes a great pitch, click here to request a free place.
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Weds 18 March 5.30pm
Post-Production with Okay Studio
Henry Lloyd-Baker and Nikolaj Belzer, two LFS graduates who set up post-production outfit Okay Studio, will present a session on editing, compositing and grading. Click here to request a free place.
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"As Chairman of The London Film School one of the great joys in my life is to savour regularly the unfettered independence, freshness and originality of our graduate films - pure, independent cinema by the filmmakers of the future."
Mike Leigh, BAFTA Fellowship acceptance speech.
(pic. graduation film LAST BASE, directed by Aslak Danbolt, selected for Tribeca Film Festival).
Full-time MA Programmes
MA Filmmaking - May, Sep, Jan
Train in all departments, in a working studio, with students from over 30 countries.
An intensive two-year course in the heart of London, MA Filmmaking trains to a professional level in a full range of filmmaking skills. All our students leave with a portfolio of credits on at least 10 films - usually many more.
We are accepting final applications for May entry from UK/EU applicants. We are also accepting applications for September 2015 and January 2016 entry.
MA Screenwriting - Sep 2015
"The range, quality and volume of work produced in one year makes this one of the outstanding screenwriting courses in the UK." Kate Leys, External Examiner
On the MA Screenwriting you'll build up a significant portfolio of work, including a feature screenplay.
MA International Film Business - Sep 2015
Book a tour to find out more.
BAFTA SCHOLARSHIPS
MA Filmmaking and MA Screenwriting are both eligible for BAFTA Scholarships for UK students, worth up to £10,000. Deadline 12 June. You will need to be offered a place on the course before you apply. More info. |
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Apply by 16 March
Applications are open for the third version of SERIAL EYES – Experiencing the Writers’ Room, a partnership between the dffb, LFS and the National Film School of Denmark, Over the course of 8 months, from September 2015, the programme offers 12 participants intensive training in new modes of work in development and production of serial formats.
Deadline 16 March 2015. www.serial-eyes.com
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Apply by 30 April
The Film Garage is a new Creative Europe MEDIA workshop created by Scuola Holden in partnership with LFS, with the collaboration of Courmayeur Noir In Festival.
The programme is focused on genre movies, with the aim of helping to resolve underlying script problems. The 9 selected projects will have a full inspection at The Film Garage to check their roadworthiness and prepare them for the journey to production. More info
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LFS is a Creative Skillset Film Academy
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