Variety’s Education Impact Report Spotlights Innovation and Storytelling as Schools and Students Adapt to Changing Biz Landscape
The Variety's Education Impact Report highlights innovation and storytelling in film schools as they adapt to the changing entertainment landscape. Several film schools are incorporating new technologies and industry partnerships into their curricula.
Several film schools in the US are innovating their curricula to prepare students for the changing entertainment landscape. The American Film Institute (AFI) boasts a 6:1 student-to-faculty ratio with industry professionals as instructors. AFI's 'Sandbox' program allows students to work with technology partners on real productions, including exploring AI in filmmaking. Belmont University in Nashville integrates its curriculum with the city's vibrant music and entertainment industry. Biola University's Snyder School of Cinema & Media Arts is opening a 45,000-sq.-ft. studio center to accommodate its growing enrollment. Brooklyn College's Feirstein Graduate School of Cinema is leveraging New York's production scene, with students making at least four films before graduating. The schools emphasize adaptability, collaboration, and storytelling in their programs.
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