Film academies are educational institutions that focus on teaching the art and craft of filmmaking. They offer programs in 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 academies also provide opportunities for networking and internships within the film industry. Notable examples include the American Film Institute and London Film School. Graduates often pursue careers as filmmakers, producers, or in other roles related to film and media production.