Nearly 500 Beneficiaries Through DBIMA’s Erasmus+ Partnerships

Paris, November 2025: DBIMA Film School has strengthened its position as an international educational partner through a series of successful Erasmus+ projects that have benefited nearly 500 participants across Europe.

Between 2020 and 2025, DBIMA participated in multiple European cooperation initiatives, reaching a total of 498 beneficiaries through a variety of educational and creative programs.

E4FMA Strategic Partnership

One of the most significant initiatives was the E4FMA Strategic Partnership, which involved seven European countries and successfully supported 273 participants through collaborative learning and professional development activities.

Knowing Through Art

The "Knowing Through Art" project brought together young people from France and Spain, engaging 118 participants through artistic learning, cultural exchange, and creative education.

2030 Photojournalism

The "2030 Photojournalism" project benefited 83 participants, encouraging young people to use photography as a tool for social awareness, communication, and positive change.

Digital Horizons Project

DBIMA's commitment to innovation also led to the Digital Horizons project, which provided advanced CGI and VFX training to 24 educators, helping strengthen digital media education across partner institutions.

Building International Cooperation

These collaborations enabled students and teachers to exchange ideas, develop professional skills, and explore emerging technologies shaping the future of media and filmmaking.

The success of these projects demonstrates DBIMA’s growing influence within the European educational landscape and its dedication to fostering international cooperation through creative learning.