Griffith Film School

The Film School (or GFS) is the hub for the filmmakers, animators and game designers of Griffith University, the building is beautiful, the amenities are clean and kept and the facilities are second to none.
As a third year film student I have had the privilege of meeting industry professionals and award winning creatives, I have learned the latest techniques on the most up to date software, I have had a chance to use some of the best and most recent cameras in the field and have had a blast doing it.
The teaching staff are friendly and truly care about each student and each project as if it was their own.
As a soon-​to-​be graduate I feel confident that I can leave this school with the skills I need and the knowledge to get me to where I want to go.

Driving pass the Griffith Film School at night is like witnessing a cinematic set for a devil’s dinner party. The dramatic up-​lighting emphasises the red stain glass which looks just like hell’s hearth and dark shadows play dramatically across the window panes.
By day it is just an educational institution, home to emerging filmmakers, game designers, animators and scriptwriters.
The Griffith Film School boasts impressive facilities with its computer labs, editing facilities and film studios. Its new 92-​seat cinema features a five metre screen, digital projection and Dolby 7.1 surround sound. It is a learning facility as well as being available to hire for private screening functions.
Some of Australia’s most respected filmmakers are amongst their Alumni including Peter and Michael Spierig, documentary filmmaker Peter Hegedus, scriptwriter Alice Addison and director Anthony Mullins.
So if you fancy a career in filmmaking, you can’t go wrong with a degree from this worthy institution.