Our School

Frontline Film School teaches film-making through active participation, fostering valuable skills. Each student leaves with a short film to share. They engage their communities orally and visually, expanding the audience through social media and screenings. We empower refugees and underserved communities to tell their stories. Partnering with like-minded organizations, we promote their work. With multimedia experience, our students excel in college admissions and find employment through our workshops.

Frontline Film School produces short films on challenging subjects of humanitarian and ecological crisis. We offer discounts for production packages that help non-profit organizations tell their story, assisting in raising funds and awareness.

Students who can afford to take extracurricular workshops pay a fee to gain access to educators who take them to the "frontlines" of humanitarian and ecologically threatened communities.

Students primarily receive education on documentary storytelling through multimedia with a focus on social impact. Our principle director, Jonathan Kloberdanz, has been working in refugee camps and with indigenous communities for over a decade. With this the Frontline Filmschool connects students with a multitude of NGOs world-wide.