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Mar 14, 2024 · July 4th, 2024. August 15th, 2024. November 28th, 2024. Winter Break – December 19th, 2024 – January 2nd, 2025. If you have any questions about AFI’s Campus Tour, please email campustours@afi.edu. For those that cannot make it to Los Angeles for a campus visit, please watch our virtual campus tour below! AFI Campus Tour.
🌈 We celebrate #PrideMonth with a look back at AFI Conservatory alum Asher Jelinsky’s MILLER & SON. This #StudentAcademyAward-winning AFI thesis film is a compelling drama about identity and resilience and it is a must-see!
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Aug 7, 2022 · For 2022-2023, the AFI Conservatory admitted 150 Fellows, with 24 students per discipline. That brings the acceptance rate to a little under 1%, according to EduRank.org. However, FilmSchool.org members across the disciplines have slightly higher acceptance rates. Take a look at the most recent FilmSchool.org admissions statistics for AFI:
As America’s leading filmmaker training program, the AFI Conservatory is committed to establishing equity in education, career advancement and visual storytelling. The AFI Cinematography Intensive for Women (CIW) is a tuition-free, four-day workshop designed for aspiring cinematographers committed to their journey toward a professional career ...
A graduate of Brandeis University and the AFI Conservatory, Brooks is an award-winning producer of film and television with more than 30 years of industry experience. He has produced more than 70 works of film and television since 1989, which was the year he founded his first independent production company, Once Upon a Time Film.
In celebration of Pride Month, the AFI Catalog shines a spotlight on director Donna Deitch’s 1986 landmark romantic drama DESERT HEARTS, considered to be the first mainstream feature film to depict lesbianism without prejudicial, fetishizing tropes and shame. The 1964 novel by Janet Rule upon which the film is based, “Desert of the Heart,” was written and published at a time in which same-sex sexual activity in Canada (where Rule and her female partner lived openly) was illegal ...
