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Blending Science and Creativity

Are you an artist or a scientist?

Too often, we think of these as opposites. Many people in technical fields don’t see themselves as creative, while those in the arts often shy away from science, thinking it’s “not for them”. This divide can leave us unprepared for the real world, where technical and creative skills work best together.

In today’s workplace, STEM skills are in demand, but creativity is what helps you stand out — whether it’s pitching ideas, managing relationships, or solving problems. Similarly, artists who feel technically unprepared can find themselves dependent on platforms and intermediaries that may not always serve their best interests.

At Amersham Film School, we reject this divide. We believe science and art are natural partners. The creativity that inspires someone to paint a masterpiece is the same spark that drives someone to code an app. Painters study anatomy to draw the human form. Rugby players take dance classes to build control and grace. Modern science itself emerged from curiosity, mysticism, and philosophy.

Learning by Doing

Science isn’t just something you memorize — it’s something you do. Getting hands-on with experiments, projects, and play brings scientific principles to life. It’s the same with creativity: theory is important, but true understanding comes from creating, experimenting, and learning by doing.

Join Us

We’re putting the “A” back into S.T.E.A.M. (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Maths). Whether you’re an aspiring filmmaker, a curious scientist, or someone who loves to explore, we’d love for you to join us.

  • Subscribe to our mailing list to stay updated on new opportunities and projects.
  • Follow us on socials for fun, hands-on projects you can try at home.
  • Join us at one of our school holiday activity camps to meet like-minded young creators.

Let’s explore, create, and learn together!

Meet the team

Roland Kay

Roland Kay

Roland is a Director of Photography and Steadicam operator who has worked in both theater and film. His recent projects include a horror short film and a story that addresses the mental health challenges associated with Covid lockdowns.

Currently, he is working as a Steadicam operator on an experimental dance film that explores significant moments in a woman's life.

Sintija Linuza

Sintija Linuza

Sintija, an accomplished short-form content producer, has had her films recognized at several festivals, including Cannes Shorts, with one of her works featured on the Creative Pool website. Her film also received the Shiny Award for Best Short Film, a testament to her storytelling abilities.

In addition to her filmmaking, Sintija has managed digital campaigns and promotional websites for high-profile clients such as Netflix Queue Magazine and Warner Bros.

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