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Learn Producing Online at NYFA
In NYFA’s online producing workshops, students gain an introduction to the business and management of creating film, television, new media, and creative content. Under the virtual guidance and mentorship of our experienced faculty of producers, students study a number of topics related to Producing, including creative and line producing, project management, budgeting, scheduling, planning, marketing, and distribution, as well as the process of creating a film, film festival strategies, and entertainment law.
Based on the program length, students will be exposed to different levels of basic filmmaking skills in lighting, sound, and editing. Students will also get practical experience in presentation, pitching, and creative collaboration.
Unlike other online courses, in NYFA’s Hands-Online workshops, you will meet your professors and your classmates in the virtual classroom, share your ideas and collaborate on your projects. This is not just a series of videos to watch and prompts to answer like many other online courses. The NYFA hands-online workshop is a real studio course in the online environment. No prerequisites or prior experience is required to attend.
Online Producing Workshops
To accommodate all schedules, we offer online full-time and part-time producing workshops. The longer full-time and part-time workshops offer students more exposure to hands-on elements and experience. Beginners will gain foundational production skills and knowledge and more advanced students will have the opportunity to refine their craft. Please note that required software for the workshops will be an additional cost. See “Equipment and Technical Requirements” below for more information.
The 15-Week Online Producing Workshop explores every aspect of Creative Producing and get an introduction to Screenwriting, Directing, Camera/Lighting, Sound, and Editing. Students also learn how to use Movie Magic Scheduling and Budgeting software, and create projects that may include a film package, as well as a story and script analysis.
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The 4-Week Online Film and TV Producing Workshop is an opportunity for aspiring Producers to explore every aspect of Creative Producing. This full-time program provides an introduction to Screenwriting, Directing, Camera/Lighting, Sound, and Editing. Students also learn how to use Movie Magic Scheduling and Budgeting software, and create projects that may include a film package, as well as a story and script analysis.
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This hands-on, immersive 2-Day Online Line Producing Workshop teaches all of the key elements of production management for film, television, and new media. In this full-time workshop, students learn to use Movie Magic Scheduling and Movie Magic Budgeting software.
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DATES AND TUITION
Online Producing Workshop tuition generally ranges from $500 – $2,000 USD per workshop. Check the tuition page for the most up-to-date tuition information. The dates page for upcoming workshop dates. Connect with Admissions with any questions about these immersive workshops.
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Technical Requirements
As these producing workshops are held online, students join from home. To get the best possible experience, we recommend that all students have a reliable computer, external hard drive, strong internet connection and a quiet place to work. For our producing workshops, students are required to purchase Movie Magic Scheduling and Movie Magic Budgeting software, at a cost of $150/each, using the special NYFA discount code, at the start of the program. The total cost for software is $300. Students will use the software for exercises and projects throughout the workshops, and own the software following the conclusion of their program.
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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.