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London Film School is a world-leading specialist provider of film education, offering courses in filmmaking, screenwriting and international film business. Learn from a diverse and talented faculty and join a network of filmmakers from over 180 countries.
- Admissions
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- Scholarships
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- Deadlines and Late Applications
MA FILMMAKING DEGREE. January 2025 and May 2025....
- Application Process
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- Philosophy
London Film School – a place to experiment, find your voice,...
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Learn how to apply to the London Film School, one of the world's leading postgraduate film institutions. Find out about the application process, selection process, admissions criteria, deadlines, and more.
- English Language Proficiency
- What You Will Need For Your Application
- Personal Statement
- Written Reflective Analysis
- Selection Criteria
The language of teaching and assessment during the programme is entirely in English. All students must have a satisfactory knowledge of the English language due to the need to understand the intensive course lectures and the demands of group work. In addition to the below requirements, students who require a student visa and their first language is...
All candidates must submit the following: 1. Completed online application form 2. CV/Resume 3. Education certificates (degree-level qualifications only) 4. Applicants whose first language is not English may also be required to provide proof of a Secure English Language Test (SELT). 5. Two references (one referee should be a tutor or module or cours...
The personal statement should be no more than 400 words and include an account of why you think you are suitable for the course, how you meet the below selection criteria and how the course might support your aspirations and future plans.
The written reflective analysis should be up to 750 words, and should reflect on your submitted film that you have recently completed. Your reflective analysis might include a description of how you developed the idea, or what your intention was for the project, how you researched and realised it, and an analysis of the outcome. Additionally you ar...
We are seeking candidates to demonstrate the following: 1. A high degree of commitment to studying at London Film School and to its educational approach 2. A high degree of commitment to a career in filmmaking 3. Relevant artistic talent or originality and/or a grasp of the relevant skills 4. Knowledge of film, film culture and the film industry 5....
Learn about the MA and PhD programmes, short courses, and alumni of The London Film School, a world-leading specialist provider of film education. Located in Covent Garden, the School offers a creative and collaborative environment for emerging filmmakers.
London Film School (LFS) is a film school in London, United Kingdom, and is situated in a converted brewery in Covent Garden, London, neighbouring Soho, a hub of the UK film industry. It is the oldest film school in the UK.
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London Film School (LFS) is a cultural hub for emerging filmmakers from over 30 countries. It offers MA programmes in Filmmaking and Screenwriting, with industry connections, hothouse learning and a heritage of illustrious alumni.
