Great recognition for our school: AMCA is featured in an article by Marc-Olivier Louveau, published on LINKDIN on June 10, 2026. In this piece, titled Private film and audiovisual schools: who really controls screenwriting education?, the author calls out the shortcomings of many private film schools. Screenwriting training, the foundation of fiction, is often neglected. He highlights several systemic issues and offers advice on how to choose the right school.
This mention is part of a momentum we are proud of: since its inception, AMCA has built its reputation on a simple conviction—you learn cinema by doing it. Our students start filming in their first year, mentored by working professionals: directors, cinematographers, editors, sound engineers, and producers.
Seeing this work recognized by industry observers validates our pedagogical approach and boosts our students' visibility within the industry. It is also an encouraging sign for prospective students who are still weighing their options for film school in Paris.
Thank you to Marc-Olivier Louveau for this perspective on our work. If you would like to see the school from the inside, our open house days are the perfect opportunity to meet our staff and students.
Read the full article : The number of hours dedicated specifically to screenwriting and the number of rewrites required.




