AFTRS, Australia's national screen arts and broadcast school, has reaffirmed its reputation as one of the world’s leading film schools with respected industry journal The Hollywood Reporter putting the school at 13 on its list of top international film
Ben Gibson, the departing Director of the London Film School, has been appointed to a new senior role at AFTRS, the Australian Film Television & Radio School, as Director, Degree Programs.
Sandra Levy has extended her term as CEO of the Australian Film Television and Radio School (AFTRS), but, at her request, only for one year.
AFTRS, Australia’s national screen arts and broadcast school, has announced that in 2015 it will offer a new three-year Bachelor of Arts in Screen. The BA will be the most in-depth and creatively comprehensive screen degree in the world.
Eleven AFTRS student films from 2012 and 2013 have been selected to screen as part of the Australia's Top 100 Short Films program at the 2014 St Kilda Film Festival, Australia's largest and oldest short film festival.
As the Cannes Film Festival gears up for its 67th edition this week, AFTRS is delighted to acknowledge the achievements of its graduates represented at this years Queen of film festivals.
The National Film and Sound Archive and the Australian Film Television and Radio School have not escaped unscathed from the federal Budget cuts.
Four graduates of AFTRS have swept the Student Film category in the 2014 ADG Awards nominations.