Showing posts with label Film Student. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Film Student. Show all posts

New York Film Academy's Animation Program

Wednesday, April 23, 2008

Produced at the New York Film Academy in our 1-Year Animation Program. Directed by Marco di Martino. Learn more about the Film School's Animation Program, any of the Film Schools exciting acting, or film making programs!



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Auditions for student film

Monday, April 7, 2008

Sometimes we find things out about our own Film School students from other blogs and website. Here's a case of that so we decided to repost it here. The below was found on freecastingcall.com:

New York Film Academy filmmaking student is looking for actors for her final thesis.
‘Encantada’ is a 9 minute short film that tells the story of how Danny’s childhood is taken away when the only relative he has left is diagnosed with Alzheimer and dementia.

Roles:
Female / 51-60 yrs. / Any Ethnicity.
Gladys: A very sweet and caring grandmother is in charge of her grandson until she gets Alzheimer.

Male / 15-17 yrs. / Any Ethnicity.
Danny: Bright brown eyes, brown hair and very tender face. Danny has to grow up and take care of his grandmother when she is diagnosed Alzheimer

The shooting will take place from May 12th to 18th, 2008. Please send your resume and headshots to: soleafilms [at] gmail [dot] com.



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Former Film Student, Anne Sophie, Wins Awards For Her NYFA Student Film, Then Snags Feature Film Financing.

Monday, March 17, 2008

Anne Sophie was a graduate from one of The New York Film Academy’s short-term filmmaking class in Universal Studios. In three months she made a student film that brought her international notice. All at the tender age of 15!

Anne sent us a note that said:

The NYFA has literally, and I mean it, changed my life! I took a 3 month weekend filmmaking class in the Fall of 2006 (I was 15) without expecting much. The short film I made at the end of the program landed some international awards and allowed me to finance my first feature film, FADED MEMORIES, that will be out this year!

See and interview with Anne Sophie on KTLA:

My interview on the Morning Show - Los Angeles


When you are done watching the interview, head over to the Film School at New York Film Academy and see what else if up.

You can view some more student films from the film school at the New York Film Academy on the website.



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