Career-oriented education (We will bring the industry to you). Our students will be constantly exposed to professionals and international practitioners.
This workshop will aim to discover the new possibilities that modern technology can offer to the development of traditional scenography, in order to expand the terms in which set design can be implemented and facilitated through incorporating technology
The workshop will focus on pushing each participant to identify and develop his/her own film language in a durable manner.
This Workshop aims to give the participants the tools and the confidence to become successful documentary makers.
A successful graduate is able to identify key organizational patterns and trends, preparing him/her to handle any economic problem that may arise.
Offering a complete, well-rounded education to any enthusiastic candidate with a passion for people and service in the world of tourism.
All ESLSCA Bachelor programs follow the ECTs, allowing the participants to attain their bachelor’s degree in 3 years. ESLSCA’s 70+ years of experience in the business world is an add-on when it comes to the creative industry, allowing you to turn your passion into an innovative business, focusing on your entrepreneurial mindset with an Arts-technology integration, enabling the students to integrate and approach the industry with a transformative technological mindset to fit the niche market of the digital transformation wave that the ever-changing business and cultural world is undergoing.
Students are required to complete the following courses before advancing to their chosen specializations
The applied method during this workshop will highlight the individual stories of each participant under the pillars of aesthetics, form, and content. Teachings will focus on pushing each participant to identify and develop his/her own filmmaking fingerprint in a durable way. By showcasing how each video diary has a unique visual and sonic expression, they are taught to recognize, develop, and master it (distance to the character, movement of the character within the frame, movement of the camera, light, shadows, texture, color, sound etc.).
ESLSCA University’s innovative teaching approach depends fully on being an agile learner, by only using your camera /smart phones as means of communication for their diaries, the participants are encouraged to familiarize themselves with it as a tool and make it seem less daunting. As the workshop evolves, so will their relationship to it as a narrative and aesthetic component.
The participants of this 5 intensive days workshop will receive the pedagogical knowledge and the hands-on experience that will allow them to explore their creative fingerprint. In addition to their access to the industry through showcasing their selected work-of-arts to several renowned professionals, based locally and/or globally which later on can lead in the structuring of their creative portfolio/showreel.
Yara Nashawaty teaches cinema and audiovisual at the Institute of Theater, Audiovisual and Cinema Studies (IESAV) of the Saint-Joseph University (Beirut, Lebanon), where she has been a lecturer since 2009. Her courses include practical and theoretical approaches in both Audiovisual B.A. and M.A. curriculums.
She also taught at ALBA – University of Balamand as well as in Finland and Spain as a visiting teacher. Aside from receiving a B.A. and M.A. in Cinema and Audiovisual Studies, she also holds a University Diploma in Educational Practices from the Faculty of Educational Sciences of the Saint-Joseph University. She is also a board member of IESAV.
ESLSCA University’s Agile Methodology depends fully on being an agile learner, the participants will along gaining the theoretical knowledge of scenography they will also be introduced to the practical methods of integrating VR/VX technologies as well.
The term ‘scenography’ includes all of the elements that contribute to establishing an atmosphere and mood for a production: lighting, sound, set and costume design. Implementing technology with the scenography interface through different means and for different applications. Such as Building Virtual Environments (VE) in the pre-production phase.
*In this workshop, we will be running various 3D platforms in integration with VR/AR. No need to be an expert, but you can get familiar in advance.
As a documentary director, you have a story you want to tell. You have an opinion about the world you live in. How you tell that story depends on your creativity, talent, originality and vision.
We put storytelling at the centre of the filmmaking process, while at the same time encouraging each student to experiment and develop their personal voice.
“Directing the Documentary” Workshop explores the different steps to produce a documentary film: from defining the different genres, to the research, different models of structures, writing, directing and postproduction. It mixes the theory and the practice and gives you the tools to tackle the reality and its heritage.
The participants of this 5 intensive days workshop will receive the pedagogical knowledge and the hands-on experience as they learn the fundamental tools of documentary filmmaking including Directing, Cinematography, Lighting, Sound Recording, and Editing. Students apply what they learn by creating their own two minute observational or interview-driven documentary film. In addition to their secured access to the industry through showcasing their selected work-of-arts to several renowned professionals, based locally and/or globally which later on can lead in the structuring of their creative portfolio/showreel.
Tuition fees can be paid in two installments per semester.
ESLSCA provides transportation. Fees depend on location.
*Semester fees in Paris include tuition fees only. The cost of living and traveling are not included.
8 O Levels, or 6 O Levels and 1 (AS or AL), or 4 O Levels and 2 (AS/AL)
Minimum grade of 4 for O level subjects.
Minimum grade of 3 for AS or AL subjects.
Cumulative GPA (grade 10,11,12) minimum 2.0 in addition to SAT1 with a minimum score of 950, or EST1 with a minimum score of 950 or ACT1 with a minimum score of 17 (Science is not required).
Qualifying Subjects: English Language/Literature and Mathematics.
Optional subjects should include 6 of the following: Geography/Global Studies/History/Economics/Business Studies/Principles of Statistics/Accounting/Consumer Math/Commercial Studies/ Physics/Chemistry/Biology/Human Biology/German/French/Computer Science.
Accepted students should have spent the last three years of study in the Canadian system. Grades (10,11,12) with an overall score of 70%.
Under graduation admission starts at the beginning of January. Early admission ends March 31st, however students can continue applying until end of August for regular admission.
Students who apply during the early admission period benefit from a discount.
Both tests are on the same day one week after applying. The English exam includes general knowledge multiple-choice questions. The psychometric exam is just a personality test to get to know ESLSCA’s new students.
You can either check out our online virtual tour at https://eslsca.edu.eg/campus/ or by booking a private tour or a group open day through https://eslsca.edu.eg/eslsca-open-house/. After booking, online ESLSCA’s administration team will email or call you back with the tour timing.
It is best to go in your 2nd year to take your core courses there. If you decided to go in the 3rd year you will not find all of the specializations provide in Cairo.
It is best to go in your 2nd year to take your core courses there. If you decided to go in the 3rd year you will not find all of the specializations provide in Cairo.
ESLSCA is the first European University to be granted national accreditation and equivalency from the Egyptian Supreme Council of Universities. ESLSCA University has achieved two palmes of excellence in the Eduniversal Business Schools ranking. Most recently ESLSCA University was granted accreditation by the Egyptian Higher Ministry of Education for the School of Computing and Digital Tech.