London Film School (LFS) is the oldest film school in the UK. For more than 65 years, LFS has been the place for emerging creative talent to hone their craft, find their voice and engage directly with the vibrant UK screen industries. The School offers three full-time MA programmes, a Ph.D. Film by Practice, and a full calendar of short courses. The School is celebrated for its commitment to film, innovation and creative freedom, and its reputation for teaching excellence and practical learning. LFS welcomes a student cohort from every corner of the globe, LFS has always been a cultural hub where fresh voices, experiences and perspectives rub shoulders with tradition and history. A global network, once built, lasts a professional lifetime. The School is committed to collaborative practice-based learning and produces over 180 films every year, creating a dynamic and intensive film environment. LFS nurture and respect the imagination of students, allowing them to experiment, challenge conventions and explore new modes of storytelling, and to find new ways to connect with audiences. London Film School is a non-profit educational charity with Greg Dyke as its Chairman of the Board and Peter Holliday as its Interim Director.