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March 28, 2025
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March 28, 2025
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March 28, 2025
The 500 Program Scholarship
The 500 Program Scholarship is an initiative by Spectrum Film School to support 500 Kenyan students in pursuing a Diploma in Film Production. Covering 50% of tuition for 5 semesters, this talent-based program empowers aspiring filmmakers with essential skills and industry insights to drive the growth of Kenya's local film industry.About The 500 Program Scholarship
Benefits
- 50% sponsorship on tuition fees for all 5 semesters.
- Expert training in filmmaking and the business of film.
- Opportunities to enhance professional and creative skills.
- Industry-focused curriculum for the local and international market.
Eligibility
- Must be Kenyan with a KCSE mean grade of C- (Minus), or KCE Division II, or KACE one (1) Principal pass, or an equivalent qualification, or a Certificate of Experiential Learning recognized under the (KNQF), or five (5) IGCSE subjects passed with grades A to C, or a certificate in the course of choice from Spectrum Film School or any other recognized institution.
- Proficiency in English.
- Recommendation Letter: From religious leaders (e.g. church pastors or mosque imams).
- Recommendation Letter: From your area Chief.
- Record a 2-minute video with your phone explaining why you need the scholarship. Upload it to Google Drive and share the link during the form submission.
Expected Learning Outcomes
- Gain practical filmmaking and business techniques.
- Develop skills to plan and execute professional film ventures.
- Establish industry networks and utilize professional showreels.
- Create short film projects while adhering to regulatory and societal values.
Objective
- Equip students with skills for income generation in filmmaking.
- Foster cultural and moral storytelling through film as an art form.
- Helps students develop their voice and leverage filmmaking to make a positive impact.
- Promote collaboration and networking within the film industry by providing opportunities for students to build relationships and gain exposure in the filmmaking community.