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The London Film Academy is a non-profit trust, established in January 2002. We are housed in a converted 19th century Victorian church in Fulham Broadway, London.
Our training is professional, constructive, multi-disciplinary and of the highest standard. Our courses are run by practicing industry professionals who give students an intense practical experience similar to the professional world of filmmaking. Our tutors treat students with respect as they impart education that boosts confidence and develops skills needed by the film and TV industry. Collaboration is the key to our underlying philosophy and as an academy we have formed strong international partnerships with leading film festivals, schools, film and TV companies and working professionals.
The London Film Academy has grown quickly in its brief history. In 2006 LFA incorporated Panico, a film training company set up in 1985 by Michael Palin, Terry Gilliam and Julian Doyle after making Monty Python and the Holy Grail. This move has enabled LFA to run a range of specialised short courses. Panico courses in their entirety have been incorporated into the range of LFA courses as a result of the union. For the up-to-date list, please visit our website www.londonfilmacademy.com
At LFA we have a reputation for giving importance to ‘aftercare’ and are proud of our dedicated graduate support service through the prestigious Club Panico, which has now become Club Panico@LFA. This exclusive club is open to our graduates and has an active filmmaking membership who produce shorts, music videos, documentaries and feature films (over 100 are made each year). The members have a good reputation among industry people who often call us when looking for crew members. Each year we train around 300 full and part-time students and we maintain a proactive, constructive, hands-on approach to training and filmmaking.
The majority of our graduates are now working in film and TV industries and their films are shown at film festivals and broadcast across the world. Our students have been nominated for and won awards.
What's on Offer
Filmmaking Diploma – 1 year full-time
Filmmaking Certificate – 1 month full-time
Filmmaking Foundation – 6 days (Saturday or 6 Sunday) OR 6 consecutive days full-time
Digital Visual Effects – modular
High Definition for Film Production – modular
Weekend Specialised Courses in all areas of filmmaking - from 1 day to 2 weeks – most popular courses include:
For a comprehensive list of courses please visit our website at www.londonfilmacademy.com
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