Cool Breeze Film Academy trains directors, cinematographers, actors, and editors through hands-on studio training — not just theory. Applications for the new session are open now.
Every track is built around real productions — you'll be on set, in the edit bay, or on stage from your first term.
Story sense, blocking, and leading a set from page to screen.
Structure, dialogue, and building a script that survives production.
Framing, camera movement, and building visual language shot by shot.
Voice, presence, and performance for both stage and camera.
Pacing, structure, and shaping raw footage into a finished story.
Location audio, mixing, and scoring for picture.
Shaping mood and story with a single source — and knowing when not to.
Character design, continuity, and on-set application under pressure.
Please read the details below before submitting your application.
Cool Breeze Film Academy welcomes applicants 18 years and above. A secondary school certificate (SSCE/WAEC or equivalent) is required.
No prior film or performance experience is necessary — our tracks are built for beginners and working professionals alike. A background in the arts is helpful, but not required.
Complete the application form with your chosen department and a short statement of interest. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis during the enrollment window.
Once accepted, you'll be contacted by our admissions team to arrange your start date and complete payment.
Curious what day-to-day training looks like? Book an in-person studio visit or a virtual walkthrough before you apply — see our classrooms, equipment, and student work up close.
Reach out via WhatsApp or email to arrange a time that works for you.
Submit your application and tell us which track you're aiming for.
Share relevant work if you have it — no prior experience required for most tracks. A short interview follows.
Successful applicants receive an offer letter with enrollment and payment details.
Complete enrollment and join your department ahead of the new session.
No. Most of our tracks are built for beginners — you'll learn the craft from the ground up. A portfolio is welcome if you have one, but it isn't required to apply.
Your application asks for one primary track of interest. If you're unsure between two, mention both in your statement of interest and our admissions team will guide you during your interview.
You'll be contacted for a short interview, and if there's relevant work to share, you can include it then. Successful applicants receive an offer letter with enrollment and payment details.
This varies by department — some run as live virtual sessions, others as in-person studio cohorts. Your offer letter will confirm the format for your track.
Yes — reach out via WhatsApp or email to arrange an in-person or virtual studio visit ahead of your application.
For questions about programs, the application process, or your submission status, reach out directly.