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EICAR,
The International
Film School of Paris,
was founded in 1972.
The School has developed
over the years to
become a major European
film and television
school offering
students from all
over the world the
largest range available
today of up to date
hands on practical
education in filmmaking
both in English
or French. |
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Our
mission is to prepare
our Students |
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the international job
market. |
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We
are committed to helping
them acquire the professional
artistic and technical
skills necessary in order
to enter the industry
and become its future
actors. |
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We
are committed to providing
hands on training. Our
students are taught to
be doers: over half the
syllabus in any course
is therefore assigned
to practical shoots and
film assignments.
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Over
300
films (shorts,
documentaries, television
adverts, news reporting...
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year.
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The school's acting department trains actors for the explicit demands of working in front of the camera and therefore students collaborate with the directing department for actor directing courses
and for filmmaking. |
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We
help develop
our students' sense of team effort, their flexibility and leadership. The spirit of collaboration encouraged at the school permits students to prepare for their future professional life and the different types of film and television shoots they will have to adapt to during their
careers. |
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We
enable our students
to work within multicultural
teams and in this way
help them to broaden their
vision and attain greater
creative scope: over 56
nationalities are present
within the school's student
and staff community. |
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We
offer a wide range of
courses |
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Our
key departments are:
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Filmmaking:
Majors in directing,
screenwriting, editing,
cinematography |
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Sound:
Majors in film &
television, music
and live shows |
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News
reporting and coverage |
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Acting |
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BTS: technical training
a French syllabus
accredited by the
Ministry of education
in Production, sound,
cinematography,
editing
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Our
departments offer:
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Post
graduate courses:
MFA in Filmmaking
accredited by the
European Accreditation
Board of Higher
Education Schools,
EABHES
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Undergraduate
3 year Bachelor
courses accredited
by EABHES and 2
year courses leading
to the French BTS
examination in Production
management, Cinematography,
Sound, and Editing |
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One
year undergraduate
programme in screen
writing and hands
on filmmaking |
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Summer filmmaking
courses |
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We develop a result-orientated mindset |
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This
is measured
by a
combination
of technical
and
written
exams
students
have
to sit,
including
film
shoots
and
professional
assignments.
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Degrees
and Diplomas:
Students may
qualify for
a BFA or MFA
degree (EABHES)
or for the
French BTS
diploma or
for the School's
diplomas.
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International
Festivals:
in 2007 Student
films were
selected for
35 different
festivals
worldwide:
Japan, USA,
South America,
Russia, as
well as most
European Countries.
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Internships
and careers:
the school
encourages
students to
gain practical
working experience
in the Industry
during their
studies. This
is facilitated
because the
school is
located on
one
of the major
TV production
sites in Europe
and therefore
has privileged
ties with
the industry.
France
is a major
actor in the
Filmmaking
industry worldwide. |
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We
collaborate
with academic
partners |
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such
as The
Edinburgh
College
of Arts
UK,
ISMA
in Benin
Africa,
St Petersburg
University
Russia,
Oswego
University
of New
York
USA,
The
University
of Winchester
UK. |
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