

The National School of Cinema, which has its headquarters in Rome and is based in Abruzzo, Lombardy, Piedmont and Sicily, organizes courses of high specialization in all the fields of film and audiovisual disciplines. The development of art and film technologies is its mission.Un luogo dove il cinema si incarna negli artisti che vengono a incontrare i nostri studenti: da Scorsese a Sorrentino e a tutti i grandi del cinema italiano e internazionale.
Cineteca Nazionale, the Italian National Film Library, established by state law in 1949, it is the most important cinematographic archive in Italy and among the major cinematographic archives in Europe and in the world. It is engaged in the restoration of Italian cinema
Established in 1935 under the umbrella of the Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia, the Library currently contains about 155,000 items of reference material.
The Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia is one of the most important Italian publishers specialized in cinema publications. The first activities date back to 1937, the year of foundation of the prestigious film studio magazine “Bianco e Nero”.
Issue 603 of “Bianco e nero” has just been released and is dedicated to a couple of artists who represent the best of CSC (as graduates and as teachers): Francesca Calvelli, editor and reference teacher of the editing course, and Marco Bellocchio, a graduate of the CSC and one of the most important directors of our cinema.