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In the final part of our commemoration of WWI we look at how each generation of filmmakers has interpreted the war… t.co/7PFY4Y5bxG
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Following 2013’s The Invisible Woman, Ralph Fiennes jumps back in the director’s chair to bring us The White Crow,… t.co/0ccBQ1cBjr
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Our industry programme is designed to stimulate debate, share knowledge and drive forward change:… t.co/2gzVg9uNQv
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A masterpiece of working-class storytelling. This Is England, showing at BFI Southbank 19 Sep with a special Q&A wi… t.co/V2BZJg21S8
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A deadly German spy (Donald Sutherland) is shipwrecked on a Scottish island after gathering information about the D… t.co/bk2wur4K2g
About the project
The BFI Film Academy scheme is providing opportunities for talented and committed young people between the ages of 16–19 to develop new skills and build a career in the film industry, no matter where they live or what their background.
The courses are delivered by partner organisations across the UK. Some provide training at weekends and evenings, while some are residential courses providing more intensive training.
The entire programme includes over 40 courses providing over 900 places - some funded through the National Lottery and some from other funding sources - see the BFI's website for the location and details of all the courses.
For more information about BFI Film Academy Derry visit the website.
If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to get in touch
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