New York Film Academy (NYFA) filmmaking alum Gabriele Fabbro’s latest feature-length film, The Grand Bolero (2021) is an official selection of the 2021 Austin Film Festival. The film was nominated for “best narrative feature…
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MARCUS A. CLARKE, Brooklyn-born director and producer, joined NYFA’s virtual Q&A-List Series with Tova Laiter in a live video interview. Clarke, director and executive producer of the acclaimed Netflix documentary, Blood…
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**Update from the 2021 Festival Awards Jury team** NYFA’s very own BFA Filmmaking student Laurence Carroll Brahm won ‘Best Student Film’ for his film ’24 Hours in Beijing’. In his acceptance speech,…
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Award-winning crime television writer and producer, Wendy West joins the ranks of a long list of guests in NYFA’s Q&A-List Series, curated and moderated by Tova Laiter. West was a writer and…
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Three New York Film Academy (NYFA) alumni, Tarik Holmes & Jonathan Samukange, and Deante’ Gray screened their latest films as part of this year’s 12th Annual BronzeLens Film Festival official selection. Their…
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New York Film Academy (NYFA) Screenwriting alum Mohamed Diab screens his latest film, Amira, at this year’s 78th Venice Film Festival. Writer Mohamed Diab attended NYFA’s 1-year screenwriting program in 2005. The Egyptian filmmaker…
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BFA Filmmaking NYFA alum, Elvie Niu takes her place as a semi-finalist in this year’s Student Academy Awards. Her captivating short, Way Out (2021) explores feelings of isolation and abandonment felt by protagonist…
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New York Film Academy (NYFA) had the honor of hosting a live virtual Q&A with Emmy Nominated Elizabeth Olsen of Marvel’s Wanda Vision, the ever popular Disney+ limited series for NYFA students. TOVA LAITER,…
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This September, New York Film Academy will be proudly partnering with InterAmerican Development Bank (IADB); the Uruguay Ministry of Industry, Energy and Mining; the Uruguayan Ministry of Education and Culture…
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