157 Educators providing Filmmaking courses delivered Online

oxford university filmmaking foundation

OUFF AIMS TO MAKE FILMMAKING ACCESSIBLE FOR STUDENTS BY PROVIDING FREE ACCESS TO INDUSTRY-GRADE EQUIPMENT, FREE WORKSHOPS, SPEAKER EVENTS WITH INDUSTRY PROFESSIONALS, SOCIAL EVENTS, AND A CHANCE TO SCREEN THEIR FILMS AT AN ANNUAL SHORT FILM FESTIVAL. YOUR DONATION WOULD ENABLE US TO KEEP OUR PRICES ACCESSIBLE FOR EVERYONE AND HELP US TO RUN MORE EVENTS AND PURCHASE NEW EQUIPMENT.

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hatch films cic

Hatch Films CIC is a social enterprise production company providing training and work experience opportunities to unemployed young people in every department of its corporate & creative film productions. Hatch Films fills a critical gap in provision for the many talented young people who lack the contacts, resources, or belief necessary to develop a career in the creative industries. The company is a CIC and as such everything goes back into the training and development of the young people engaged with. We want to help large and small production companies, producers, broadcasters and streamers tackle crew diversity. Our social mission is funded by our commercial video services and grant funding.

screenology film school

Our Creative Filmmaking BA (Hons) is a unique programme that has you learning by making films. Not talking about them. Not analysing. But getting out there and actually making them. Imagine making every day. Turn your ideas into a reality. You do not need any experience in filmmaking or video to join this programme. It is financed exactly the same as an ordinary degree and you get a proper degree just like your friends who go off to traditional university. But at Screenology you will be really prepared for the world of creativity and living a fulfilling and rewarding career.

films without borders

Films Without Borders (FWB) is a non-political UK registered charity that provides hands-on educational filmmaking workshops for youth between the ages of 15 – 19, living in challenging countries around the globe. FWB’s intention is to break down barriers, build bridges, and create a dialogue whilst simultaneously teaching youth the first stages of film production.. Since our launch in 2010 we have run more than 20 successful workshops in countries which include Israel, Rwanda, South Africa, Palestine, and most recently in aboriginal communities in Australia, enabling us to access over 300 young people living at risk. Our FWB participants subsequently made a series of high quality short films, which have been screened at prestigious international film festivals, including the Cannes International Film Festival. We are delighted that our films were screened during royal visits in Australia and South Africa, where they were shown in the presence of President Zuma and the Earl and Countess of Wessex. The films have also been shown on various networks around the world. In 2013 FWB won the Brit Week Innovation in Philanthropy Award in Los Angeles. In 2014 FWB arranged paid work experience at the Jerusalem Cinemathèque/Film Festival for a Palestinian FWB participant. She continues to work for the organization on a paid freelance basis. In 2015 we are delighted to announce that Lionsgate UK has supported three internships, one with a casting director and two on a major feature film. The interns are from Israel, Rwanda and a South African township. This has resulted in the Israeli intern working on a paid freelance basis for the casting director. The South African intern has been moved out of the township and placed into a job created by S-ABC in South Africa. This has all been initiated and financially supported by FWB. We are currently looking at supporting a Masters in film for the Rwandan participant. We share an independent partnership with the Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award, whereby we incorporate award participants into FWB’s global workshops. Our other major partners include Swarovski, Lionsgate UK, Swiss International Airlines, Twickenham Studios, Deluxe Post Production/Encore, The Editpool. FWB enjoys the invaluable hand on support of George Lucas, Whoopi Goldberg, Mike Newell and Sam Mendes, to name but a few. We are very proud to have Nadja Swarovski as our Patron. Please click here to find out more about our work.

in2drama

In2Drama is a specialised Academy for young aspiring performers wishing to carve out a career in the performing arts, or simply to explore a new hobby. Our action-packed 5 day course includes over 35 hours of masterclasses taught by industry professionals with connections to UK drama schools, as well as professional film, TV and theatre contacts for anyone looking to take the next step in their learning journey.

london film school

LFS is the UK’s oldest film school, dedicated to the education of filmmakers. Based in Covent Garden, the envious alumni body spans the globe. It is a dynamic and intensive film environment that creates global networks for life and shapes the industry. London Film School runs three MA degree courses, one PhD and a raft of short courses for over 300 full-time students from over 40 countries. In 2022 London Film School was awarded World-Leading Specialist Provider status by the Office for Students.  London Film School is a non-profit educational charity.

growth animation

We offer animation and filmmaking workshops that allow participants to use their creativity to tell their own story and have their own voices heard. Our workshops provide a safe and fun learning environment and we aim to inspire a new generation of filmmakers and creatives!

uk film school

UK Film School is the leading film school for highly practical and creative film courses that guide students in their journey into the industry and equip them with the skills needed to produce professional films and moving content. We have been delivering courses for over 10 years and our residential film school for young people attracts students from all over the world.