And eventually the group will make a thesis film together; one fellow’s script will be chosen, and he or she will then chose a director. Yes, it’s true, Film School will be releasing it’s 4th LP called Fission this summer. Beginning this month the fellows will attend Industry 101 classes on Saturdays and some weekday afternoons to acquaint them with the business side of filmmaking. The National Film School (NFS) at IADT was launched in November 2003. “There is too much story” to squeeze into so short a film, Mr. Marable told a student, while Mr. Shapiro praised others for having tight, succinct pitches.

It brings together 24 filmmaking students and graduates (writers, producers and directors) from different European countries during three residential workshops taking place in Ireland, Estonia and Scotland. Both Film School and Airiel melted the paint off the walls with layers of distorted reverb and thundering bass riffs. The National Film School at IADT is a partner in the ENGAGE project, which is funded principally by the MEDIA programme of the European Community. In the past the fellows have traveled to Paris; Mexico City; Rio de Janeiro; Belfast; and Kampala, Uganda, to make their thesis films.