Filmmaking Diploma

Duration: 12 months, 52 weeks (incl. holidays)
Hours: 30 per week (plus additional hours, incl. evenings and weekends particularly during writing periods and when on set)

Key Features

• Receive in-depth hands-on training across several key disciplines of filmmaking behind the camera: 

• screenwriting and directing
• cinematography, sound and editing 
• production, including production management and 1st assistant directing

• Through the intense nature of this course (30+ hours per week for 12 months) you can cover more ground in one year than would normally be possible 
• Upon graduation you have access to industry jobs and work experience. More than 85% of graduates find work in the film & TV industry within 6 months of graduating
• Your tutors are practising film & TV industry professionals, teaching up-to-date skills and becoming potential sources of work for you when you graduate
• No hidden costs. Your course materials and budgets for films are included in your course fees
• Use both Super 16mm and digital formats with location sound recording
• Take part in the production of many filmmaking exercises, individual projects, commercials, graduation films – these provide you with a significant body of work for inclusion in your showreel 
• Excellent tutor-to-student ratios: typically, there are 8-10 students to a tutor
• Work in a collaborative environment, with your graduation films crewed by fellow students and supervised by LFA Tutors
• Past masterclasses include: script editing; 35mm moving-picture camera; HD cameras; make-up & hair; documentary; commercials; production design; and script supervision (continuity)
• While on the course you receive complimentary membership of Club Panico@LFA , our networking group that gives you access to other filmmakers, events with industry professionals on all aspects of independent filmmaking, job vacancies, film screenings and a forum to discuss cinema in general.

Last updated - 21/05/2012