An Irish Goodbye, produced by 2017 graduate Pearce Cullen, has won Best British Short Film at the 2023 BAFTAs and Best Live Action Short Film at the 2023
We’re excited to announce that five short films by graduates of Edinburgh Napier University’s Screen Academy Scotland will be screening at Glasgow Short Film Festival
To celebrate International Women’s Day, join us on Thursday March 9th for an evening of conversation and insight into women working in film and TV.
Kate Davidson on Happy Valley Kate Davidson, screenwriter and lecturer at Napier University, has spoken to The Sunday Post about the ending of BBC’s Happy
Catalan Film Festival 2023 “It’s cold outside, but CinemaAttic is bringing a wave of world independent cinema and Mediterranean vibes to Scotland with a new
The Japan Foundation Touring Film Programme 2023 The Japan Foundation Touring Film Programme 2023, the largest Japanese Film Season in the UK, will kick start
Uamh-Binn showing at Encounters Film Festival 4 students from our 2nd year Undergraduate Programmes; Ben Anstruther, Samuel Dunér, Alex McNeill and Katie-Jayne Ward have their short
Basil Kahlil Wins Big at Toronto Film Festival Congratulations to Basil Kahlil, a former student on the MA Screen Project Development whose film ‘A Gaza
EIFF Talent Lab 2022 Congratulations to Niamh McKeown, Nathalie Ahmadzadeh, Debora Bottino on being selected for the 2022 Edinburgh International Film Festival Talent Lab. For more information follow this link:
Kino Eyes programme supports Ukraine We, FilmEU, represent a unique Alliance of Four European Higher Education Institutions in the fields of film and Media Arts.
Mia Ylönen – Graduate catch-up In a recent interview, Mia Ylönen discusses her career after graduating from Screen Academy Scotland in 2011: What was your
Ruth Paxton – Directorial Debut Ruth Paxton, Graduate of Screen Academy Scotland directorial debut launches. A Banquet: Widowed mother Holly (Sienna Guillory) is radically tested when