London Film School has announced that it has been awarded a major charitable donation of £1 million to support bursaries for future generations of filmmakers. The gift arises from the estate of the late Sir Kenneth Adam, the legendary British…
London Film School has announced a year-long YouTube series to mark its 70th anniversary in 2026, celebrating seven decades of filmmaking talent by releasing a curated selection of its archival films on YouTube throughout the year. From January to December…
London Film School has announced a significant presence at the 2026 Berlin International Film Festival, with student and alumni work represented across film selection, industry talent programmes, and special anniversary screenings. Graduation film Abracadabra, written and directed by Amay Mehrishi,…
London Film School (LFS) announce the appointment of three distinguished industry leaders, Anne Sheehan, Jane Lush, Neil Blair, to its Board of Governors. Their extensive experience and leadership in the creative industries will further strengthen LFS’s mission to nurture the…
Introducing Lapel, the London Film School Graduation Film directed by Nicholas Seaton and lensed by Adar Raviv. In Lapel, a sound recordist, Lydia, buries herself in work to avoid going home to her family. But when she witnesses a transformative performance…
Introducing Pillow Fights, the London Film School Graduation Film directed by Abigail Quinlan and lensed by Blerta Kambo. Four flatmates decide to go on a night out, but for some inexplicable reason they can never leave the flat. Pillow Fights is…
Introducing Light Cracks, the London Film School Graduation Film directed by Clara PavÃa and lensed by Bo W. Giesen. Suffering from derealisation, a young woman departs from her physical self to embark on a journey through her inner world in…
Introducing Gorse Mother, the London Film School Graduation Film directed by Sonya G. Rosen and lensed by Lucas Boetsch. Gorse Mother is a love letter to folklores, pagan rituals, traditions and beliefs. It is about the gorse game, a sensual,…
London Film School announces that Chris Auty is to be the new director of the LFS from November this year. Chris has been a senior head of department at the National Film and Television School for the past ten years…
A new MA Documentary Filmmaking course will be available at London Film School (LFS), commencing in January 2024. The new course will open for applications from 15th May and will be validated by the University of Exeter, expanding the range…
The Leverhulme Trust has awarded London Film School (LFS) a grant to fund two places; one for LFS’ MA Filmmaking and one for our MA Screenwriting degrees, starting in September 2023. The Leverhulme Arts Scholarships are designed for talented applicants…
London Film School (LFS) has announced writer, director and actor, Clint Dyer, and actor, Sarah Niles, as the 2023 Honorary Associates. The film school has appointed the leading industry figures who will be awarded at the School’s annual Graduate Showcase…
London Film School (LFS) has appointed Neil Peplow as its new director and CEO, taking over from interim director, Peter Holliday. The appointment was made by the LFS Board of Governors after a process that saw wide interest from a…
London Film School (LFS) has joined the National Saturday Club to offer 13 – 16 year olds an insight into the filmmaking world. The new LFS Film & Media Saturday Club will launch from 8th October and will run for…
London Film School (LFS) has been listed for a consecutive year in rThe Hollywood Reporte’s ‘Top International Film Schools’ list for 2021. This is the fourth time London Film School has featured on the prestigious annual list. We are one…
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