GEECT

Ecole Internationale de Creation Audiovisuelle et de Realisation (EICAR)

International School of Audiovisual Creation and Production (EICAR)

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  • Basic Facts
  • Mission & Strategy
  • Degree Areas
  • Key Teaching Staff
  • Successful Graduates

Basic Facts

  • Year of Foundation:

    1972

  • Year of Receiving CILECT Full Membership:

    2022

  • Year of Receiving Last State Accreditation:

    1972

  • Agency (-ies) Who Awarded the State Accreditation:

    Ministère du Travail (Titre RNCP)

  • Name of Director (Rector, Dean, Head of School):

    François Villet

  • Address:

    1 allée Allain Leprest

  • Country:

    France

  • Website:

    https://www.eicar.fr/en/home

  • Points of Contact

    CILECT Contact Person:
    Director: François Villet
    Telephone:
    +33 6 15 73 35 63
    Email:
    françois.villet@eicar.fr
    CILECT Contact Person:
    Director of Quality, Certifications and Pedagogic Projects: Cristophe Serret
    Telephone:
    +33 6 80 63 60 75
    Email:
    christophe.serret@eicar.fr
    CILECT Contact Person:
    Head of Development: Yannick Tremblay
    Telephone:
    +33 7 56 79 52 54
    Email:
    yannick.tremblay@eicar.fr

Mission & Strategy

Our degree programs and one year program in filmmaking have been designed by professionals in the field. Our philosophy of « learning by doing » forms the core of our pedagogical approach to prepare students in all the aspects of production in an exercise based approach to classes where students master adapting technologies and learn by their mistakes. Our partnerships with local companies also give students the chance to pursue internships for credit and our international network of alumni and teachers make taking that next vital step to starting a career, a little more accessible.

The objective of our programs is to prepare students for the challenging but thrilling film industry workplace by making them polyvalent filmmakers capable of accepting any challenge.

Degree Areas

BFA Filmmaking

  • Degree Awarded

    Bachelor of Fine Arts Filmmaking

  • Training Type

    Full-Time

Tuition Fees

  • Residents

    14950€

  • Non-Residents

    14950€

Number of Students

  • Applicants (Male/Female/Other)

    241 (114/127)

  • Enrolled Students (Male/Female/Other)

    111 (57/54)

  • Students Total (Male/Female/Other)

  • International Students incl. in Total (Male/Female/Other)

    111

  • Graduates incl. in Total (Male/Female/Other)

Admission Requirements

  • Portfolio & Interview

    Yes

  • Agreements with Foreign Governments

    No information

  • High Institution Matriculation

    Yes

  • Recognized Prior Expertise

    No information

  • Talent Entrance Exams

    No information

Language of Studies

  • Language of Studies

    English

Student Practical Work Obligations

  • Fiction Short Films (under 5 min.)

    1 (first year)

  • Fiction Short Films (5-15 min.)

    1 (third year)

  • Fiction Feature Films

    A few films (second year)

  • Documentary Films (under 30 min)

    1 (second year), 1 (third year)

  • TV Commercials

    Can be an individual workshop objective

  • Music Videos

    Can be an individual workshop objective

  • Other (please specify)

    At least 4 films as crew film members on all international films shot at the end of year production period. A television series bible in which they are required to direct a teaser or sizzle reel (third year).

Graduation Obligations per Student

  • Practical Work

    No information

  • Written Thesis

    No information

Budget Parameters

  • Total Amount from School`s Budget Allocated to Production Annually

  • Average Graduation Practical Work Budget per student

MFA Filmmaking

  • Degree Awarded

    Master of Fine Arts Filmmaking

  • Training Type

    Full-Time

Tuition Fees

  • Residents

    19950€

  • Non-Residents

    19950€

Number of Students

  • Applicants (Male/Female/Other)

    241 (114/127)

  • Enrolled Students (Male/Female/Other)

    111 (57/54)

  • Students Total (Male/Female/Other)

  • International Students incl. in Total (Male/Female/Other)

    111

  • Graduates incl. in Total (Male/Female/Other)

Admission Requirements

  • Portfolio & Interview

    Yes

  • Agreements with Foreign Governments

    No information

  • High Institution Matriculation

    Yes

  • Recognized Prior Expertise

    No information

  • Talent Entrance Exams

    No information

Language of Studies

  • Language of Studies

    English

Student Practical Work Obligations

  • Fiction Short Films (5-15 min.)

    1 (first year); 1 (directing specialization, second year)

  • Other (please specify)

    At least 4 films as key crew members on all international films shot at the end of year production period (first year). A presentation of a series bible and a teaser or sizzle reel from this document going into production for the requirement (second year). At least 4 films for cinematography specialization (second year). 3 film edited for editing specialization (second year). 4 films produced for producer specialization (second year).

Graduation Obligations per Student

  • Practical Work

    No information

  • Written Thesis

    No information

Budget Parameters

  • Total Amount from School`s Budget Allocated to Production Annually

    All equipment and studio , post production resources are given the student for his or her greenlighted project every year. All cast and crew are also free sparing lunches and transport. The budget varies on the script but the remainder is crowd funded by the student.

  • Average Graduation Practical Work Budget per student

Successful Graduates

Lucas Vauthier

Major Achievements:

Axel Bouthé

Major Achievements:

Martin Deschins

Major Achievements:
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