This JULY, immerse yourself in a real, hands-on cinematic experience. Choose a two-week intensive or the full-month program, with classes from Monday to Thursday.
SUMMER FILMMAKING COURSE
A practical, hands-on summer course designed for students who want to experience filmmaking from the inside. Throughout the program, students develop their creative skills both in and outside the classroom while exploring the key areas of the audiovisual world.
Students will work on a final project, such as a short film, a series pilot, a TV program pilot, or scenes in different cinematic genres. They will also develop their own screenplay and complete weekly creative exercises to keep practicing beyond class.
The course gives students real experience with professional cinema equipment, including high-end cameras and lenses used on actual sets, such as RED, BMPCC 6K, and ZEISS cinema lenses.
Final projects with strong quality may also be submitted to film festivals. We treat our students’ work seriously, helping each project reach the right audience and giving young filmmakers the chance to see their work recognized beyond the classroom.
SUMMER ACTING COURSE
A practical summer acting course designed for students who want real on-camera experience from day one. Throughout the program, students build confidence, technique, and screen presence while working on creative projects both in and outside the classroom.
Students will take part in professional-style exercises and final projects, including headshots, an introduction video, dramatic scenes, comedy scenes, and recreations of iconic film and TV moments. They will also develop their acting CV and rehearse weekly scenes to keep improving throughout the course.
By the end of the program, each student will have material for a shared showreel, including their introduction video and selected work created during the course.
Students also experience what it feels like to be part of a real production environment, working alongside classmates and industry professionals with professional cinema equipment such as BMPCC 6K cameras and ZEISS cinema lenses.
Final projects with strong quality may also be submitted to film festivals, giving students the chance to see their work recognized beyond the classroom.