London Film School
1 graduate program in 1 subject in London, United Kingdom.
About London Film School
London Film School is an independent specialist film school in Covent Garden, London. It opened in 1956 as the London School of Film Technique, later operated as the London International Film School, and adopted its present name in 2001. It is a small practice-based conservatoire, not a multi-faculty university.
The school is known for MA Filmmaking, with related master's study in screenwriting and documentary. Students work through directing, camera, editing, sound, and producing in Covent Garden studios.
Enrolment is a few hundred students, most of them international and drawn from several dozen countries. Teaching staff are working film practitioners. Alumni include directors Mike Leigh, Michael Mann, and Duncan Jones.
Study is production-led, with films made in crews under tutors on a term calendar built around shoots. Limited scholarships exist. Students work in central London, near the UK film industry.
In the Grad School Navigator directory, London Film School lists 1 master's program, in film & filmmaking.
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