MASTERSHOT FILM FESTIVAL is more than just a film initiative bringing together people from the industry. It is also an opportunity for growth for young aspiring filmmakers.

Through participation in workshops led by some of the most outstanding professionals in the field, attendees will not only develop their own artistic voice and filmmaking skills but also gain exposure to global standards and work with cutting-edge technology used in Hollywood productions.

We collaborate with partners connected to the world of cinema and bring together filmmakers from around the globe to lead workshops in various cities as part of the festival.

Our list of educational partners will continue to grow alongside the festival—below you’ll find the current list.

UNIVERSITY OF THE ARTS IN POZNAŃ

The University of the Arts in Poznań is the largest art university in Poland and the only fine arts institution in the country with the official status of a university. It offers 14 programs across 8 faculties.

Studying at UAP means experiencing the best traditions of art, expressed through constantly evolving aesthetic, design, and theoretical standards. The university is a dynamic academic center that combines in-depth cultural reflection with active artistic practice.

COLLEGIUM DA VINCI

Collegium Da Vinci (formerly WSNHiD) is a leading university in the Greater Poland region, known for its strong collaboration with the business sector, which ensures a high-quality educational offer.

The Film Production program provides comprehensive preparation for work as a producer in the fields of film, television, and advertising. The program is aimed at individuals seeking to enhance their professional qualifications in organizing film, TV, and commercial productions.

Classes are conducted by industry professionals and cover areas such as equipment operation, planning, budgeting for film and advertising projects, and scriptwriting.

IGNACY JAN PADEREWSKI ACADEMY OF MUSIC IN POZNAŃ

The Ignacy Jan Paderewski Academy of Music in Poznań is a Polish state music university established in 1920. It educates students across two main faculties: Composition, Conducting, Vocal Performance, Music Theory and Artistic Education; and Instrumental Performance, Jazz, and Popular Music.

It is one of only nine music universities in Poland and the only one in the country to offer degree programs in Historical Performance Practices and Artistic Instrument Making.

The Academy collaborates with institutions such as the Tadeusz Szeligowski Poznań Philharmonic, the Henryk Wieniawski Music Society, the Feliks Nowowiejski Society, the Grand Theatre of Poznań, the Musical Theatre, the Polish Theatre, ZAMEK Cultural Center, and Estrada Poznańska.