Escuela Superior de Cine y Audiovisuales de Catalunya

The Escuela Superior de Cine y Audiovisuales de Cataluña (ESCAC) is a film school founded in 1993, growing out of the Image and Sound vocational training studies of the Centro Calassanç. It is run by the Fundació Privada ESCAC, whose board of trustees includes the Universitat de Barcelona, the Escola Pia de Catalunya, Terrassa City Council and the Academia de las Artes y las Ciencias Cinematográficas de España. ESCAC is a member of CILECT and a founding member of GEECT and FEISAL, the European and Latin American associations of film schools.

• Grado Oficial en Cinematografía, a four-year official bachelor's degree
• Official master's degrees in film directing, documentary and non-fiction, film editing, and film studies and visual cultures
• School master's programmes in directing, cinematography, production design, screenwriting and producing
• Postgraduate programmes and short courses, such as the Sound School

Disciplines taught include directing, art direction, cinematography, documentary, screenwriting, editing, production, sound design and visual effects. Many programmes are taught in Spanish; the Master in Film Directing and the Master in Photographic Creation and New Audiovisual Formats are taught in English, and a Foundation course in English is also offered. Through agreements with ICEC, Fundación SGAE, Cinesa, DAMA and Netflix, more than 100 students with limited resources study at ESCAC each year on scholarships.