State Film, Television and Theater School named after Leon Schiller in Łódź
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About State Film, Television and Theater School named after Leon Schiller in Łódź
The State Film, Television and Theater School named after Leon Schiller in Łódź (Szkoła Filmowa w Łodzi / PWSFTviT) is a public specialist higher education institution in Poland, widely regarded as one of the world's top film schools. It offers full-time, part-time, postgraduate and doctoral programs across four departments: Film and Television Direction, Director of Photography and TV Production, Acting, and Film Art Organization. Notable alumni include Andrzej Wajda, Roman Polański, Krzysztof Kieślowski, and many other internationally acclaimed filmmakers.
Institution profile
- Short name
- Lodz Film School
- Ownership
- public
- Institution type
- Specialist Institution
Admissions
- Application deadlines
- Vary by program and intake
Academics
- Language
- Polish
Cost & support
- Tuition
- Varies by program
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About
The Lodz Film School (PWSFTviT) is one of the world's most renowned public specialist film schools, offering programs in film direction, cinematography, acting, animation, screenwriting, film editing, photography, and film production organization.
Official resources
Contact admissions
- International admissions
- international@filmschool.lodz.pl
- General contact
- rektorat@filmschool.lodz.pl+48 42 27 55 800
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Start your application on the university's official site.