Public Screenings

Our student films get around the festival scene, but we (along with our students) organise regular public screenings of our films to get the word out... Like this one, at Balzam Cafe on the bank of the Otava river in Pisek which took place on the 23rd of September. 

A school with a history blasting into the future!

25 years since our vocational film school (SVOSF), the precursor to our film university (FAMO) came into being. We hope you were there to join us in the celebrations!

Life after BREXIT

Despite BREXIT, we're dedicated to giving our students the opportunity to study in the UK. So, We've been working hard to secure new partnerships, and maintaining old friendships there. York St John University (pictured), in the historical city of York, is just one of the many that are keen to accept our students and send us their own in the future!

SUMMER FILM NETWORK, 05 - 16.07.2021 (in collaboration with the University of Salford, UK).

We've made some changes: APPLICATION DEADLINE EXTENSION - 30.04.2021

Join us in Pisek for the Summer Film Network in collaboration with Salford University (UK) and London based actors - 05-16.07.2021. Visit our Summer Courses page for more information.

Virtual Open Day 2021

Come one, come all, to our Virtual Open day on the 26th of February 2021 from 10:00. Read more for the links and password.

 
Here, you will have the opportunity to ‚walk‘ (at least virtually) through our corridors and peep into our classrooms and studios. School staff and students will be ready to chat with you online.
 
Join us on zoom at 10:00, 11:00, 12:00, 16:00, 17:00 (Central European Time) to take part in our International Film Studies presentation and discussion HERE (password: filmovka ).
 
Don't miss out on the opportunity to learn more about our English language, Bachelor and Magister's degree programs in Multimedia Production.
 
Take that first step towards your dreams, and visit us on the 26th of February!
 

We're putting the band back together

FAMO and Scots Hoose are working together again to bring another traditional Scottish piece back to life. This time we'll be working with Dougie MacLean's rendition of the poem Are Ye Sleepin' Maggie? by Robert Tannahill.

To check out our last joint production, 'The Twa Corbies', see https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sYfNgOuQ2Bo&feature=emb_logo 

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