Film schools are educational institutions that specialize in teaching the art and craft of filmmaking. They offer programs that cover various aspects of the film industry, including directing, screenwriting, cinematography, and editing. Students learn both the technical skills needed to create films and the creative processes involved in storytelling. Many film schools provide hands-on experience through workshops and projects, allowing students to work with industry-standard equipment. Some well-known film schools include University of Southern California and New York University. Graduates often pursue careers in film production, television, or related fields within the entertainment industry.