Filmmaking / Animation / Documentary Film / Acting for Film
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Prague Film School is ranked among the world's leading film schools. The school's accelerated and hands-on programs, its international faculty, its location in Prague and its committed and global student body have all contributed to this recognition.
The school's mandate with the Czech Ministry of Education is to provide professional-level training and we are dedicated to developing not only informed auteurs, but crew and post production professionals.
The following are the full-time programs offered:
• Filmmaking:
Core studies and specialization in screenwriting, directing, cinematography and post-production.
• Animation:
Core areas: animation techniques, character animation, post-production. After Effects, Maya, ZBrush and Vue.
• Documentary Film:
Conceptualization, visualization, preproduction, dramaturgy, interviewing techniques, shooting strategies, lighting, sound, camera operation and aesthetics, documentary history, theory and traditions, human rights documentary and alternative genres and more.
• Acting for Film:
Acting for film traditions, voice and physical training, improvisation, Meisner technique and image based acting, monologue training, film craft, portfolio building and professional and student film production work.
Prague Film School programs are decidedly fast-track. The school's overriding philosophy is to integrate theory and practice so students acquire the intellectual and technical skills to make quality films. The school aims to promote artistic creativity while instructing industry craft skills.
The school's mandate with the Czech Ministry of Education is to provide professional-level training and we are dedicated to developing not only informed auteurs, but crew and post production professionals.
The following are the full-time programs offered:
• Filmmaking:
Core studies and specialization in screenwriting, directing, cinematography and post-production.
• Animation:
Core areas: animation techniques, character animation, post-production. After Effects, Maya, ZBrush and Vue.
• Documentary Film:
Conceptualization, visualization, preproduction, dramaturgy, interviewing techniques, shooting strategies, lighting, sound, camera operation and aesthetics, documentary history, theory and traditions, human rights documentary and alternative genres and more.
• Acting for Film:
Acting for film traditions, voice and physical training, improvisation, Meisner technique and image based acting, monologue training, film craft, portfolio building and professional and student film production work.
Prague Film School programs are decidedly fast-track. The school's overriding philosophy is to integrate theory and practice so students acquire the intellectual and technical skills to make quality films. The school aims to promote artistic creativity while instructing industry craft skills.
Based in Prague, the ethos of the school is a mix of European art-house and American independent cinemas. Faculty are indeed recruited from both sides of the Atlantic and consist of top international and Czech professionals who daily mentor the creative, artistic and professional development of the students.
Different from many national film academies or major private film schools abroad or in Europe, Prague Film School is characterized by its small size, accepting a maximum of 50 students in its year and semester programs and 20-25 in its summer filmmaking programs. This lends a particular intimacy to the educational and filmmaking experience, promoting close work relations with teachers and students and affording easy access to film-making facilities and a red-tape-free working environment.
Students studying at Prague Film School enjoy a fast-paced hands-on program in an intimate environment and, not unimportantly, in one of the world’s most beautiful capitals, Prague. The city is renowned for its beauty and vitality, its charm and pulse. Prague Film School, located in the heart of the city, embodies and contributes to this buzz.
Apply for the Summer 2010, Fall 2010 and Year 2010 - 2011 programs. Application deadline: March 1, 2010.
Different from many national film academies or major private film schools abroad or in Europe, Prague Film School is characterized by its small size, accepting a maximum of 50 students in its year and semester programs and 20-25 in its summer filmmaking programs. This lends a particular intimacy to the educational and filmmaking experience, promoting close work relations with teachers and students and affording easy access to film-making facilities and a red-tape-free working environment.
Students studying at Prague Film School enjoy a fast-paced hands-on program in an intimate environment and, not unimportantly, in one of the world’s most beautiful capitals, Prague. The city is renowned for its beauty and vitality, its charm and pulse. Prague Film School, located in the heart of the city, embodies and contributes to this buzz.
Apply for the Summer 2010, Fall 2010 and Year 2010 - 2011 programs. Application deadline: March 1, 2010.
