New York Film Academy In Rome, Italy

The Film School and Acting School at the New York Film Academy is coming to Rome, Italy with Filmmaking Workshops starting MAY 5th, 2008.

The New York Film Academy is going to Cinecitta Studios in Rome, Italy. We’re holding 4 and 6 week filmmaking workshops in this new location, giving students the opportunity to shoot on Cinecitta Studios sets.

The Workshops start MAY 5th, 2008. A limited number of applications will be accepted.

Email us for more info at cinecitta@nyfa.com.

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Sports Loss, Our Gain?

The Manly Daily website reports that:

FOR most 13-year-olds, dislodging a kneecap leaving you unable to play sport would be a nightmare, but for Manly's Callan McAuliffe it opened a doorway of opportunity.

In December he will fly to the US, where he has secured a spot at the New York Film Academy and will be trained in acting.

"That should be pretty exciting," Callan said.

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Kudos Goes To NYFA Graduate, Paul Dano For There Will Be Blood Role

New York Film Academy graduate, Paul Dano, played twin brothers, Eli and Paul Sunday in the acclaimed 2007 film “There Will Be Blood,” opposite actor, Daniel Day-Lewis. Inspired by (but not based on) Upton Sinclair's novel, Oil!, the movie tracks Day-Lewis’s character, the ruthless Daniel Plainview, a silver miner who discovers oil in turn of the century America. Paul Dano’s character Eli Sunday, a young preacher with high ideas of his own for the oil money, comes into conflict with Plainview as he threatens the oil man’s plans to dominate all the land’s reserves.

Paul Dano’s acting credits include Little Miss Sunshine & LIE, among other productions including “A Christmas Carol,” “Ragtime,” “Inherit the Wind,” and more on Broadway. For his roles in LIE he won various awards and he nabbed the SAG Award for “Little Miss Sunshine.”

Rumors abound for Dano’s next roles including a voice over part in the film version of the beloved children’s story, “Where the Wild Things Are,” scheduled for a 2009 release.

The Film & Acting Schools at The New York Film Academy congratulate Paul Dano on his awards and for his spectacular performance in the award-winning film, "There Will Be Blood."

The New York Film Academy is a premier Film & Acting School with a “learning by doing” approach to teaching all aspects of filmmaking including, directing, producing, editing, acting, and scriptwriting. We also offer programs in digital journalism in conjunction with NBC News.

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