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Starting out making your own indie films or studying Moving Imagine Arts and want to add amazing motion graphics to your film? Then this is the course for you. This 8 video series will give you the opportunity to learn the skills in After Effects at home in your own time.
Interested in working in the Visual Effects (VFX) Department on a Film? Apply now to the VFX Academy for Film as we form a dedicated VFX crew to work on a short Sci-Fi film Human Error.
The VFX Academy is a unique training programme focusing on the key craft and design skills involved in the VFX department of film and television production.
Interested in working in the Props Department? Apply now to the Production Design: Props Academy as we form a dedicated production design crew to work on a short Sci-Fi film Human Error.
As part of the crew you will develop the skills needed to work in the props department on a film set and have the opportunity to learn how to use the latest digital fabrication equipment at the Nerve Centre.
You will have the opportunity to learn about how the costume department operates on a film production. Costume Designer Enda Kenny (Pirates of the Caribbean, Krypton) will be leading you through the process of developing costumes for the production of a short Sci-Fi Film.
The Northern Ireland Screen Games Academy returns for the second year. Each week we work with industry mentors to learn skills in Art, Programming, Sound and Writing for Games.
BFI Film Academy offers students an opportunity to work in teams to write, produce and direct original short films in an industry focused environment. Students complete masterclasses with guest professionals during the course to enhance their learning and gain an insight into the realities of working in film.
