We’re proud to announce that “Kalamaja Blues”, written and directed by MA Screenwriting alumni Vivian Säde, launches this fall on Instagram.  Estonian World has spoken to Säde, who

Congratulations to our BA (hons) Film graduates on their graduation last week! Below are stills from their 4th year major projects: Stolen Miles, Placed, The Debatable

Edinburgh Napier University has made a remarkable impact at the 4th Wonderful World International Student Media Art Festival with four top awards. Out of more

Exciting news! “Event Horizon” is now available to stream online. After a long festival run, it is finally available to the public. We hope you

Taking a closer look at the sound specialism within the MA Film Programme. This focuses on the teaching for candidates interested in developing their career

BA Film graduate Libby Penman hosts Back form the Brink, which is available on BBC iPlayer. The programme showcases the amazing work of conservationists fighting

We’re proud to announce that Clean, My Name is Beth and Floored have won at Glasgow Short Film Festival 2023. Clean is produced by MA Film graduate

Who I am now, produced by MA Film graduate Reece Cargan, will screen at Leeds Queer Film Festival on Friday March 24th at 15:30. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WX9IAcQAijA

RTSScotland Award winning Everyman, produced by MA Film graduate Reece Cargan, will screen at Roze Filmdagen on Thursday March 23rd at 16:15.   

Kitchen Sink Fantasy will have its world premiere in the ‘One Night Only’ strand of BFI Flare 2023 on Sunday 19 March 2023 at 12:15. 

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