National Film School of Denmark

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National Film School of Denmark
Den Danske Filmskole
National Film School of Denmark logo.png
TypePublic university
Established1966
Rector Tine Fischer  [ da ]
Administrative staff
52
Students100 (2015)
Location
Copenhagen
,
Denmark
CampusCopenhagen
Website filmskolen.dk/en

The National Film School of Denmark (Danish : Den Danske Filmskole) is an independent institution under the Danish Ministry of Cultural Affairs. It was established in 1966 and is based on Holmen in the harbour of Copenhagen.

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History

The National Danish Film School was established in 1966 under the Danish Film Institute with Theodor Christensen  [ da; ru ] and Jens Christian Lauritzen as the driving forces and the latter as the institution's first principal. [1] [2] In 1988 the school became an independent institution and in 1998 the school—until then spread out on several addresses—relocated to its current premises on Holmen as part of the Danish Centre for Artistic Educations. [3]

Courses

There are seven study programmes available: fiction directing, documentary directing, cinematography, script writing, editing, sound, animation and games directing, and film producing. The number of students is 96: 60 film students, 6 scriptwriters, 18 TV students and 12 animation directors. All courses are 4-year programmes, except the animation and games directing course which lasts 4½ years. [4]

The school is an art school but practical knowledge is also very important. The teaching programme is a mixture of theoretical and practical training and includes a large number of exercises and productions. The students' final project is a film produced on a professional level and presented to the public on national TV. All students must pass an entrance test including both practical exercises and interviews.

Director Poul Nesgaard headed the school between 1992 and 2014, when film editor Vinca Wiedemann  [ da ] took over. [5] [6] The number of employees amounts to about 50 persons, including teachers, technical and administrative staff. A large number of guest teachers are temporarily employed. The school also arranges courses for film and TV professionals from abroad and seminars with the participation of other Nordic countries.

Directors

YearKeeper
1966–1969 Jens Christian Lauritzen
1969–1975None, run as a film-commune [7]
1975–1982 Henning Camre
1992–2014 Poul Nesgaard
2014–2019 Vinca Wiedemann  [ da ]
2019–2021 Bo Damgaard  [ da ]
2021– May 2024 Tine Fischer  [ da ] [8] [9] [10] [11]

Alumni

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