La FEMIS, the French National Vocational College of Image and Sound, is a world-renowned elite film academy, famous for its numerous movie master and strict entrance threshold. This school is one of only two public elite colleges in France. Formerly the French Institute of Advanced Film Studies (IDHEC), 1986 was reorganized into FEMIS. It belongs to the French public higher film education institutions, and is entrusted by the French Ministry of Culture, providing technical and artistic education and cultivating professional audiovisual and film talents. Every year, the school only enrolls students (including 1-3 non-EU students) in six directions (production, director, drama, editing, photography and sound). La FEMIS, a student from France and EU countries, does not charge any study fees, while the annual tuition fee for foreign students exceeds 65,438+0,000 euros (for making works). This school teaches in French. La FEMIS graduates have won almost all the awards in French and international film festivals every year, and are the schools with the most awards in the world's three major film festivals (especially Cannes).

La FEMIS, Fondation Europé enne pour les mé tiers de l 'image et duson, is a French public institution of higher film education, supervised by the French Ministry of Culture, which provides technical and artistic education to train professional audiovisual and film professionals.

The entrance examination for La FEMIS (concours) is extremely strict, usually three times and lasts for four months. The college enrolls about 40 students every year, including 6 photographers, screenwriters, directors, artists, producers and editors (among them, the field record major recruits only girls every two years). The extremely high admission conditions ensure the quality of La FEMIS students. Students who register for the exam must be under the age of 27 and have a diploma equivalent to French bac+2 or above before they can apply for the exam. Usually, at most two international students from non-EU countries are enrolled each year (no international students are enrolled in some years). La FEMIS, local students don't charge any study fees, while foreign students charge high tuition fees. Teaching in French.

There are also L'université d'été (international summer course) and L'atelier/Masterclass (the former is specially set up for potential international young directors under the age of 25, with an annual enrollment of 10). La FEMIS was jointly founded by the Ministry of Culture and the French Embassy at telephone number 1989. The latter is specially set up for directors whose nationality is influential in the international film industry.