When students link theory to practice, the beauty of film making becomes amazing and interesting!

 When students link theory to practice, the beauty of film making becomes amazing and interesting!

Through developing an idea, to scripting it down into information both entertaining and Educative.

The Academy encourages students to immerse themselves in classroom situations before they begin their career. The birth of "MY WORST ROOMMATE", a short film written and directed by Kizito Elisha Winner, a final year student of Film Art Production.

Appreciation to Kombonyaki John Christo student in Film Art Production and editor of the above Film (Shooting preparation)

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