Duncan Petrie is professor of film and television at the University of York. Rod Stoneman is director of the Huston School of Film & Digital Media at National University of Ireland, Galway.

• Introduction – Duncan Petrie and Rod StonemanPART ONE: The Development of Film Schools in Europe and North America – Duncan PetrieContinental Film Schools: A Brief History of the 'National Conservatoire' American University Film Schools: A Changing Relationship with HollywoodPART TWO: British Film Schools – Duncan PetrieThe 'Official' State Institution: The National Film and Television School The Private Institution: The London Film School The Art School: The Royal College of Art Beyond London: The Struggle for a Scottish Film School PART THREE: Provocations – Rod StonemanPrologue The Culture IndustryThe Academic and the CreativeThe Ethics of the SignThe Theories We NeedDigital ExaminationTowards a Different Future

Duncan Petrie is professor of film and television at the University of York. Rod Stoneman is director of the Huston School of Film & Digital Media at National University of Ireland, Galway.

• Introduction – Duncan Petrie and Rod StonemanPART ONE: The Development of Film Schools in Europe and North America – Duncan PetrieContinental Film Schools: A Brief History of the 'National Conservatoire' American University Film Schools: A Changing Relationship with HollywoodPART TWO: British Film Schools – Duncan PetrieThe 'Official' State Institution: The National Film and Television School The Private Institution: The London Film School The Art School: The Royal College of Art Beyond London: The Struggle for a Scottish Film School PART THREE: Provocations – Rod StonemanPrologue The Culture IndustryThe Academic and the CreativeThe Ethics of the SignThe Theories We NeedDigital ExaminationTowards a Different Future

Duncan Petrie is professor of film and television at the University of York. Rod Stoneman is director of the Huston School of Film & Digital Media at National University of Ireland, Galway.

• Introduction – Duncan Petrie and Rod StonemanPART ONE: The Development of Film Schools in Europe and North America – Duncan PetrieContinental Film Schools: A Brief History of the 'National Conservatoire' American University Film Schools: A Changing Relationship with HollywoodPART TWO: British Film Schools – Duncan PetrieThe 'Official' State Institution: The National Film and Television School The Private Institution: The London Film School The Art School: The Royal College of Art Beyond London: The Struggle for a Scottish Film School PART THREE: Provocations – Rod StonemanPrologue The Culture IndustryThe Academic and the CreativeThe Ethics of the SignThe Theories We NeedDigital ExaminationTowards a Different Future