New York Film Academy alum Li Cheng discusses his career and his film ‘José,’ which won the Queer Lion Award at the 75th Venice Film Festival. ‘José’ was written and produced by Cheng, and was shot in Guatemala with a non-industry artist and academic crew, making it the first major LGBTQIA+ film to come from the nation.
Read more about Cheng and how his powerful film continues to resonate with audiences on NYFA’s blog.
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NYFA's own Phyllis Tam, who recently graduated with her MFA in Filmmaking from NYFA’s Los Angeles campus, was named a finalist in the 47th Annual Student Academy Awards for her narrative short film Fragile Moon. Cr...
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Check out this spotlight on NYFA BFA Filmmaking alum Mia Redwine as she recounts her experiences at New York Film Academy Los Angeles, and how important collaboration is when on set. Redwine was always fascinated by t...
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Check out this spotlight on director, producer and NYFA Australia alum Josh Hale. Learn about his success in the film industry following his graduation from NYFA Australia’s Advanced Diploma of Screen and Media - Film...
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New York Film Academy welcomed actor Dolph Lundgren and director, producer and writer Steven Cable Jr. for a Q&A with NYFA’s Scott Rogers. Check out the video to learn more about their work on the wildly popular f...
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