The Hollywood Reporter has once again named the National Film and Television School (NFTS) as one of the world’s top film schools. This is the seventh consecutive year the School has been featured in the list of the top 15 international film schools and once again, the NFTS is the only UK film school to be included.
The highly respected digital and print publication, which was established in 1930 and focuses on the film television, and entertainment industries, says the following:
“THR’s overseas correspondents – in London, Hong Kong, Sydney and elsewhere – give the scoop on where to learn filmmaking in a foreign land.” The article continues to highlight the opening of state-of-the-art facilities at the NFTS: “National Film and Television School, Nick Park and Roger Deakins’ old school – in Beaconsfield, England - is undergoing a $26 million expansion.”
Jon Wardle, NFTS Director says: “We are thrilled that The Hollywood Reporter has once again recognised the NFTS as one of the world’s leading film schools. 2017 has been an incredible year so far: We have opened state-of-the-art new facilities, welcomed the likes of Harvey Weinstein, Sir Kenneth Brannagh, Sally Wainwright and Roger Deakins to deliver masterclasses and our students have once again done us proud winning a number of high profile awards including the Short Animation BAFTA for the fourth year in a row.”
Read the full article here.
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