The National Film and Television School (NFTS) and Kickstarter are delighted to announce that the first short film made through their bridge to industry scheme, NFTS Platform, End-O, has been selected for London Film Festival.

The Hollywood Reporter has once again named the National Film and Television School (NFTS) as one of the world’s top film schools. This is the ninth consecutive year the School has been featured in the list of the top 15 international film schools and once again, the NFTS is the only UK film school to be included.

The NFTS has once again won the top prize in the Animation category of the CILECT Global Film School Awards. This is the seventh time in ten years that the NFTS has taken the top prize in this category, confirming the School’s place as one of the world’s top film schools. This year, 136 film schools submitted entries globally.

BAFTA and Cannes winning writer-director and NFTS alumna, Lynne Ramsay delivered this year’s Colin Young Lecture recently.  The annual event with special guest speaker honours the founding director of the School, Colin Young, who attended the event along with NFTS graduates and students.