Every semester, Cinematography students from New York Film Academy (NYFA) learn to shoot footage with a large, professional crane.
These workshops take place in a park near our Burbank-based campus and are overseen by NYFA-LA Chair of Cinematography Anthony B. Richmond, ASC, BSC, and veteran director Gil Shilton.
Watch the amazing crane video set our MFA Cinematography students worked on while on campus earlier this year. Learn more about NYFA’s Cinematography School here.
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On January 6, 2021, we had the pleasure of welcoming Cinematography titan, BAFTA-Winner, and NYFA Los Angeles’ Cinematography Chair Anthony B. Richmond as part of The 20/20 Series, created by NYFA’s Creative Director ...
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As part of NYFA’s Masters of Game Design guest speaker series, instructor Scott Rogers hosted students for a game deconstruction guest lecture on action-adventure game franchise God of War.
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As part of NYFA’s Masters of Game Design guest speaker series, NYFA welcomed well-known programmer, producer, composer and audio designer on over 60 games, Voldi Way. Check out the Q&A to learn more about the seas...
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New York Film Academy welcomed producer and media mogul Ted Field for a Q&A with NYFA’s Director of Industry Lecture Series, Tova Laiter. Check out what the Jumanji producer and Interscope Records co-founder share...
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