EUROPEAN FILM COLLEGE IS A UNIQUE EXPERIENCE.
AN INTERNATIONAL LEARNING ENVIRONMENT OFFERING YOUNG FILMMAKERS AND ACTORS THE MOST INTENSE 8 ½ MONTHS IMAGINABLE


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Get an insight into the special life of a student at European Film College 09/10 through a series of webdocs by former student Nick Holmberg.


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THE END

The last blog entry. I couldn''t find anyone that has cherish his time at the EFC as much Peter. That is why, this last entry, this last blog, is written by him...

Ode to Dori, and Ode to myself also!

So this is it. This blog is not being written from EFC. Internet, you win again you, delirious swine! What a day. Actually managed to clean the apartment. Said...

Another Time Around

Whoa. So new students. New principal. New position. New approach. Hopefully I can do this shit.

I guess I didn’t bother taking the time to mentally prepare m...
JIm Fernald, screenwriting teacher at EFC, will lead an international workshop in Portimau, Portugal, from September 4th to 12th 2010. Jan Harlan, executive producer of Stanley Kubrick's most acclaimed films and a close friend of the EFC community, will appear as special guest on the workshop.
This year's edition of Final Cut, the notorious year book of EFC, is now available both online and in print. This time, our students surpassed the level of student photos and produced a portrait series which will be hard to live up to!
Last week of May EFC hosted the first Danish 3D workshop for professionals. About 70 cinematographers - some with impressive credits and others fresh from film school - attended this week-long opportunity to a hands-on experience with the future of film.
Wim Wenders visited European Film College during the first week of May. We are honored to have welcomed one of the most influential European directors and winner of several of the most prestigious film awards through the last 25 years.
One of the most promising European directors, Jasmilla Zbanic from Bosina Hercegovina, visited EFC in May 2010. Jasmila Zbanic won the Golden Bear in Berlin in 2006 for her debut feature Grbavica – a film about the after math of the Balkan war.
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