The magazine The French movie, an essential reference in the film and audiovisual industry, devotes an article to the young school founded and managed by Benattou Benichou, former deputy director of the Conservatoire Libre du Cinéma Français (CLCF). Entitled “The AMCA, a new film school full of promise”, the article highlights the ambitious vision behind the establishment's creation, its location in the heart of Paris, and its commitment to training the new generation of film professionals.
A school designed for practice and professionalization
Located at Pont de Flandre Park, in the 19th arrondissement of Paris, the AMCA opened its doors to its first promotions as soon as October 2025. After several months of work, the school is deploying a space of more than 800 m² entirely dedicated to audiovisual creation:
- movie set,
- editing and calibration studios,
- 4K projection room,
- and fully equipped classroom spaces in Full HD.
This comprehensive infrastructure reflects the school's desire to offer its students a training rooted in practice and focused on the realities of the profession.
A pedagogy supervised by professionals in the sector
The article highlights one of the founding pillars of the AMCA: education provided by working professionals, all from the world of cinema and audiovisual.
Their support aims to transmit much more than know-how: a concrete understanding of how platforms work, production dynamics, and the pace specific to the current industry.
Each student benefits from a professional sponsor And of a individualized support in its specialization. The objective: facilitate professional integration at the end of the course.
An opening onto the world of contemporary cinema
The French movie also highlights the partnership between AMCA and the Dinan Film Courts Festival, allowing students to dive into the heart of a recognized short film event.
This concrete collaboration embodies the school's philosophy: learning by acting, by immersing yourself in creation and by working alongside professionals in the field.
A school on a human scale and focused on the future
With promotions limited to 60 students, the AMCA favors personalized follow-up and an environment conducive to collaboration.
Each course combines artistic, technical and practical lessons, to prepare complete profiles, capable of evolving in a sector that is constantly changing.
“Our ambition is to support each student in the world of work, in a logic of real and sustainable professionalization”, underlines Benattou Benichou in the columns of the French movie.
