At the New York Film Academy’s film school, faculty members and curriculum are focused on providing students with the real world know-how to help them achieve their goals. These achievements are the result of their hard work, perseverance, talent and circumstances. Below are some of the positions and networks in which our alumni have worked:
Gain Digital Photography Experience at NYFA
In NYFA’s full-time, 1 and 2-Year Photography Programs, aspiring visual artists receive the hands-on education and experience intended to build core photography skills. During these conservatory-based programs in New York and Los Angeles, students receive their own camera in the first semester, and use it to help create a portfolio, completing various projects that strengthen their ability to conceptualize, pre-visualize, compose, expose and edit powerful images.
Upon graduation, students will earn a college credit-bearing Certificate. Students can choose to continue their education in an NYFA degree program or pursue their creative and professional goals in photography.
1-Year Conservatory-Style
Photography Program
Students who enroll in NYFA’s 1-Year Photography Program strengthen their fundamental skill set and progress to more advanced photography techniques, following a project-based curriculum.
The program uniquely provides instruction and intensive hands-on experience in the technology, aesthetics, business, history, and theory of still photography, as well as the use of the moving image from a photographer’s perspective.
2-Year Conservatory-Style
Photography Program
In the 2-Year Photography Program, students build upon the experience and skills from the one-year curriculum, advancing to Commercial and Fine Art Photography.
Students experience a progression of knowledge through creatively challenging courses, spending their final two semesters working with analog darkroom and moving image options. Projects within the two-year program include a Photographic Essay, Digital Branding Project, Final Exhibition, and more.
Campuses
Please note: Equipment, curriculum, and projects are subject to change and may vary depending on location. Students should consult the most recently published campus catalog for the most up-to-date curriculum.