Film schools are educational institutions that specialize in teaching the art and craft of filmmaking. They offer programs that cover various aspects of film production, including directing, screenwriting, cinematography, and editing. Students learn both the technical skills and creative processes needed to create films, often through hands-on projects and collaboration with peers. Many film schools also provide opportunities for networking within the industry, connecting students with professionals and potential employers. Notable film schools, such as University of Southern California and New York University, have produced successful filmmakers and actors, contributing significantly to the film industry.