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We are committed to providing our students every opportunity possible to speak directly with filmmakers of all kinds to learn about their journeys to becoming successful professionals in their chosen field. The Professional Perspectives series of Q&A events has ranged from conversation and networking with Dawn Gilliam, script supervisor for ‘Boyz n the Hood’, ‘Black Panther’ and ‘Star Wars: The Last Jedi’, to a visit to The Guardian Media headquarters to learn about factual film from Charlie Phillips, Guardian Head of Documentary.
In 2018 Central Film School formed Central Film Productions Ltd. This company was founded with the mission to provide a first-step production house and professional mentorship for student and alumni projects. It offers an avenue for student projects to be brought to the professional world with the guidance of our film-professional staff. Projects completed or underway include narrative features, documentary and corporate films.
Central Film School has relationships with many major companies in the UK and international film industry. In addition to meeting industry professionals on a daily basis, students at the School are part of a wider network, connected to the Curzon Cinema chain and a range of production funds.
The school focuses on training students in fiction-based filmmaking, but we also recognise the need for our students to engage with social, cultural, economic and political issues. We are very proud of our connection with the Bertha Foundation, which leads the way in supporting new voices in filmmaking through it’s philanthropic work.
The school’s advisory board consists of a group of industry professionals with years of experience. It provides advice to the school’s management with regards to new development and trends in the film industry. This enables the school to develop an up-to-date curriculum, which provides our students with the necessary skills to work in a constantly-changing industry.
A producer who brings a wide range of experience and is best known for his work on Skyfall (2012), About Time (2013) and Blitz (2011).
Austria-based cinematographer and ambassador for G-Technology. A prominent blogger and camera specialist, who advises generally on the latest cameras and workflow.
Director of the London Short Film Festival and programmer of short films for the BFI London Film Festival. Philip advises the school on the latest trends in short filmmaking, festivals and distribution.
A very successful production company with British and international film productions. Their latest feature, Orthodox, has been on UK theatrical release.
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