London Film School
About London Film School
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The London Film School (LFS), a private institution in Fulham, London, was founded in 2001 by Anna MacDonald and Daisy Gili.
LFS provides practical, hands-on training across filmmaking disciplines, emphasising industry engagement and immersive learning.
The school offers undergraduate, postgraduate and short courses, including a two-year BA in Filmmaking and intensive short courses.
LFS operates from a converted Methodist church with studios, editing suites and screening rooms.
Partnerships with the British Film Institute, Arri, University of Derby and Anglia Ruskin University provide students access to industry-standard equipment and professional networks.
Tutors include practising cinematographers, directors and screenwriters. LFS supports diversity in the film industry, offering scholarships and initiatives for emerging filmmakers.
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