Monthly Archives: January 2013

New York Film Academy 1 Week Filmmaking Student

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I’ve just arrived from the NYFA 1 week digital filmmaking course in NY. What an exciting experience!

It was a real intensive program. After two days in classes, learning different techniques with competent teachers, we had the opportunity to produce a short film which included shooting in several differents locations — all in the Times Square area.

I just loved this course and the structure that NYFA offers, as far as teachers and equipments.

I will carry this opportunity for the rest of my life.

Thank you NYFA and all of my teammates!

-Cristiano Fukuyama – São Paulo – Brazil

New York Film Academy 2 Year Filmmaking

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After my first year studying at New York Film Academy I had really good results with my thesis, so I decided to take a second year to build a great reel and learn even more.

New York Film Academy helped me a lot with the producing techniques and pushed me to learn more about directing than other schools. Also, the conservatory is really intense and it’s all about practicing and making films, not just learning theory.

New York Film Academy is for those who want to take intense workshops and classes.

-Jorge Godinez

New York Film Academy 2 Year Filmmaking Student

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I chose New York Film Academy over other schools because I’ve always wanted to study in New York City at a reputable school. I wanted to learn as fast as possible, and I found out this school has the most intensive hands-on programs in the world.

The production workshops are really interesting for me because it gives me the opportunity to try new things, and be placed in realistic situations that can happen on a shoot.

I recommend NYFA to others because the staff and teachers guide you in the right direction to achieve your goals.

-Oscar Brais Revalderia Prieto

New York Film Academy 1 Year Filmmaking Student

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I’m studying at New York Film Academy to develop my filmmaking skills.

The teaching methods here are both valuable and professional. I find this school to be the best place to learn — the most in comparison to the other schools in this field.

Due to the professional atmosphere and the ability to learn all of the aspects needed in making a film, I recommend NYFA to anyone trying to get into the industry.

-Sara Ranucci