Global Film Studio creates film academies and film centers that offer training courses in several areas of production (acting, directing, producing, and writing) to young filmmakers. Global Film Studio’s executive team members come from a long history of creating and running film teaching programs.
Few examples:
In early 2000, Mr. Pischiutta held his International Film Workshops program in Toronto, Canada, for three consecutive years. Daria Trifu was a student of his 2000 workshops; following the program, she went on to become a successful film producer.
In 2005, Bruno Pischiutta and Daria Trifu created a film training program in West Africa. They opened the Toronto Pictures Film Academy of Ghana and they financed it for over two years. Consequently, 150 young, talented filmmakers were trained during that time, and today, the Academy continues operations, and it self-sustains its costs by producing in-house films that are subsequently sold worldwide. Over 70 percent of all talents trained at the Academy have been employed by production companies, TV stations, and radio networks in West Africa and beyond. Additionally, most of these talents were employed, and they worked on the set of Pischiutta's production of the professional, 35 mm, Hollywood standard feature film Punctured Hope.
Between 2012 and 2014, Pischiutta and Trifu organized the International Film Workshops program in Brasov, Romania.
Some of the notable young talents who participated in the workshops over the years and who went on to follow successful careers include actors Christina Macris, Ruffy Quansah, Belinda Siamey, Andrei Neamtu, Sophia Gilberto, and Denisa Barvon.
