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La '''Academia de Cine de Pekín''' ({{zh-sp|s=北京电影学院|p=Běijīng Diànyìng Xuéyuàn}}) es una [[universidad]] privada mixta situada en [[Pekín]], [[China]]. Es la mayor universidad especializada en [[cine]] y televisión de [[Asia]].<ref>[http://www.bfa.edu.cn/bfa_english/introduction.html Introducción] (en inglés). ([[9 de agosto]] de [[2006]].</ref> El campus está situado en el [[Distrito de Haidian]], al igual que la mayoría de las universidades de [[Pekín]]. La calidad educativa de la academia se ha ganado el reconocimiento internacional gracias a la producción cinematográfica de los directores formados allí.
 
== Historia ==
La academia se fundó en mayo de 1950, siendo nombrada inicialmente ''Institución de las Artes Escénicas de la Oficina Cinematográfica del Ministerio de Cultura''. En su apertura contó con 38 estudiantes. Durante los cinco años siguientes fue renombrada tres veces: ''Escuela de cine de la oficina cinematográfica del ministerio de cultura'' (julio de 1951), ''Escuela de Cine de Pekín'' (marzo de 1953), y finalmente ''Academia de Cine de Pekín'' ([[1 de junio]] de [[1956]]).
 
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===Recent history===
In 1989, the ''International School of the Academy'' was set up, along with the ''Information Research Center'' in October 1999.<ref>[http://www.chinaculture.org/gb/en_artists/2003-09/24/content_27549.htm PekínBeijing Film Academy] China International Culture Association. [[24 September]] [[2003]]. Retrieved [[28 July]] [[2006]].</ref>
 
Individual departments have also developed recently. Major development of the screenwriting department was the establishment of a [[postgraduate]] course with Master's Degree in ''Screenwriting'' in 1985, followed by the construction of the undergraduate program on ''Film Theories'' in 1987. Further postgraduate courses for [[Doctor of Philosophy|Ph.D.]] students in ''Screenwriting'' were set up in 2004.
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===Schools and departments===
Presently, there are five schools that make up the PekínBeijing Film Academy:
*[http://www.bfa.edu.cn/yuanxi/biaoyan/biaoyan.htm Performance Institute]
*[http://www.bfa.edu.cn/faculty/iop/ Photographic Institute]
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*[http://www.bjanimation.com/ Animation School]
*[http://www.bfa.edu.cn/yuanxi/guopei/guopei.htm Division of International Exchange]
:- annually accepts about 15 foreign graduate students<ref>[http://www.asiaquarterly.com/content/view/137/40/ Interview with Professor Zhang Hui-jun, President of the PekínBeijing Film Academy] Harvard Asia Quarterly. Volume VII, No. 3, 2003. Retrieved [[29 July]] [[2006]].</ref>
*[http://hfy0208.99081.com.cn/bjfilm/ Division of Continuing Education for Adults]
 
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===Admissions===
The admission rate at PekínBeijing Film Academy is one of the lowest in the country, as well as globally. Admission is extremely competitive. Over 100,000 students apply annually to participate in entrance exams. Only 400-500 students are accepted. The majority of the admissions process takes place in February and March. The entrance examinations include subject tests as well as the National Humanities Examination. Prospective acting majors usually have the most intense competition.<ref>[http://www.asiaquarterly.com/content/view/137/40/ Interview with Professor Zhang Hui-jun, President of the PekínBeijing Film Academy] Harvard Asia Quarterly. Volume VII, No. 3, 2003. Retrieved [[14 August]] [[2006]].</ref> International students looking to study at PekínBeijing Film Academy may apply through the International Training Center.
 
==Alumnos célebres==
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BFA's older famous graduates mostly consist of fourth-generation, fifth-generation, and sixth-generation directors. The most well-known fourth-generation directors include [[Wu Tianming]], Wu Yigong, Teng Wenji, and Zhang Nuanxin. The three best-known fifth-generation directors all graduated from BFA ([[Tian Zhuangzhuang]], [[Chen Kaige]], and [[Zhang Yimou]]). Other famous Chinese filmmakers include Xie Tian, Chen Qiang, [[Yu Yang]], Wu Yigong, Huang Shuqin, [[Wu Tianming]], Xie Fei, Zheng Dongtian, Ni Zhen, Ding Yinmeng, Li Qiankuan, Cao Cuifen, Huang Jianxin, and Wei Lian. Finally, notable sixth-generation directors include [[Jia Zhangke]], [[Wang Xiaoshuai]], and [[Zhang Yuan]].
 
The majority of famous recent graduates are [[actor]]s and [[actress]]es, as well as a few [[Film director|directors]]. Modern-day Chinese-American filmmaker [[Dayyan Eng]], who has won awards at the [[Cannes Film Festival]] and [[Venice Film Festival]], transferred to PekínBeijing Film Academy. [[Xu Jinglei]], a well-known actress and director, graduated from BFA in 1997. The Performance Institute's class of 2000 included three students who later became extremely popular actors: [[Zhao Wei]], [[Huang Xiaoming]], and [[Chen Kun]]. Other graduates include famous [[actress]]es [[Liu Yifei]] and [[Jiang Qinqin]]. -->
 
== Referencias ==
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== Enlaces externos ==
*[http://www.csc.edu.cn/en/admin/readarticle.asp?articleid=409 Academia de Cine de Pekín] en China Scholarship Council
*[http://www.bfa.edu.cn/ Academia de Cine de Pekín] (en chino)
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[[Categoría:Universidades de China]]
 
[[en:PekínBeijing Film Academy]]
[[fr:Université de cinéma de Pékin]]
[[ja:北京電影学院]]
[[no:PekínBeijing filmakademi]]
[[zh:北京电影学院]]
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