Faq

Our academic courses are three-year courses. Courses begin the first week of November and end in late July. Class hours are concentrated on consecutive days to facilitate out-of-town students or those with part-time jobs.

Attendance is not compulsory but is recommended to perform as well as possible on the exams and to have as much knowledge as possible, increasing the chances of being able to work later in the film and audiovisual industry.

Yes, our exams are structured like the Italian university, they have a maximum of 3 appeals per academic year. Rejecting a grade or failing the exam does not preclude continuation of the course.

Job opportunities will depend strictly on the skills the student has developed during his or her course of study. Working as part of a team, presenting oneself in the best possible way at an audition, working profitably under pressure, and knowing and being able to use audiovisual equipment to the best of one's ability are all skills that the professional must possess in order to pursue a lasting and fulfilling career in the industry.

To facilitate the 'approach to the world of work over the years, the academy has activated important collaborations with companies and productions in the area, which can send applications to the directorate for various professional figures. It will be the management that will determine, based on merit and skills, the alumni who can apply for the role. These opportunities are to be considered external to the curriculum and are not part of the purchased package.

Also in their third year, students who are in good standing will audition with an agency (for Acting students) or intern with an industry company (for Filmmaking students).

Yes. Among the many services offered by our Academy is assistance in finding and booking accommodation in Florence or Milan.