From dramas to rom-coms, watch award-winning short films that bring you Hollywood quality without the three-hour run time. Film School Shorts is a weekly series showcasing indie films with blockbuster talent, including Frances Conroy, Anna Camp, and more!
Film School Shorts is back with determined women, cute dogs, dancing frogs and many other unexpected twists from the emerging filmmakers showcased this season. Check your local station for broadcast listings and watch full episodes online!
Film School Shorts is a weekly series showcasing short films from across the country. From compelling dramas to feel-good rom-coms, every episode is Hollywood quality without the three-hour run time. Make some popcorn and sit back for 30 minutes of fantastic filmmaking.
This season contains some of the nation's best short films from schools like NYU, Columbia, Rhode Island School of Design, AFI and more!
Join director Zachary Kerschberg and meet the actors of his powerful film Late Spring.
Join director of 'Above the Sea,' Keola Racela, at the 2014 Student Academy Awards. He gives Film School Shorts staff member Aldo Mora-Blanco an inside look at developing the concept for 'Above the Sea,' and some of the challenges of making a film in a language that is not your own.
Find out how Kate Tsang was able to create a fantasy world on a student budget for So You've Grown Attached!
Anatomy of a Scene! Filmmaker Rachel Israel breaks down a key scene in Season 3's Keep the Change.
Go behind the scenes with animator John Cody Kim as he discusses the key themes of his corgi/zombie animated film Steadfast Stanley!
Trailer: Un Mundo para Raúl A short film by Mauro Mueller. Student Academy Award winner. Made at Columbia University.
Hammad Rizvi takes us behind the scenes of his powerful short film 'Road to Peshawar'. Hammad is an award-winning filmmaker from Austin, Texas.
Grainger David talks via Skype about his award-winning short film The Chair.
An awkward teenage girl reconnects with a childhood friend who is quite mature. A short film by Milena Pastreich.
Kate Marks guides Sharon Eisman and Miana Abramson through an improvised exercise.
Johnny Ma takes us behind the scenes with a kaleidoscopic peek into his time filming Genius From Quintino in Brazil.
Director Rob Richert and screenwriter Darren Anderson talk about casting their award winning film My Name Is Your First Love.
Milena Pastreich talks about her film I Feel Stupid and her upcoming documentary Birdmen.
Director Nils Taylor offers commentary on a key dramatic scene in The Fighting Kind.
FILM SCHOOL SHORTS is a half-hour weekly series that showcases short student films from across the country. Each week, viewers can watch hot new episodes featuring quirky comedies, slice-of-life dramas and hard-hitting thrillers from cutting edge filmmakers. Short Films + Big Productions = FILM SCHOOL SHORTS. Check local listings.
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