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LFA is a much needed addition to training for an industry that needs all the talent and skills it can get. |
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Lord Puttnam |
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No short cuts from the LFA. All films we receive are well documented and of a very high standard, certainly a Film School we are proud to be associated with.
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Len Thornton, Soho Images |
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The LFA gives students an excellent opportunity to develop professional level skills in cinematography and camerawork
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John Ward, DOP/ cam op 'Final Cut', Steadicam Operator 'Full Metal Jacket' |
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LFA needs an award because I have never seen such a student programme. In fact I don't like to call it a student programme. It's so full of original and imaginative work, it is like a production company of its own… truly, I have never seen such a programme of terrific movies.
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Nicolas Roeg 'Don't Look Now', 'Walkabout' LFA graduation showcase 2004 |
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The LFA provides students with a solid grounding in all areas of film-making. Whichever discipline you end up working in, an appreciation of the workings of each department is crucial to be successful in any film role.
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Stewart Le Marechal, APT Films 'The Infidel', 'Wondrous Oblivion' |
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The LFA is properly outgoing and dynamic in its approach to cinema as art and craft. |
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Nick James, Editor
Sight & Sound
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Last updated 23.10.12
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