Bachelor of Fine Arts in Acting for Film

Learn How to Act and Audition at NYFA

In NYFA’s Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) in Acting for Film degree, students can advance their learning in the core principles of acting. Through coursework and hands-on projects, students study and build skills in performance, literature, production, kinesthetic expression, and learn the business side of the industry. With this knowledge and experience, students can form their unique artistic vision, allowing for continued growth in the field. As the program is very hands-on and intensive, the BFA in Acting for Film degree is a great fit for high school graduates looking to pursue a passion for acting in front of the camera.

Faculty Highlights

Interview with New York Chair, Josephine Wilson

Interview with Creative Director, Lynda Goodfriend

Acting for Film
Alumni

Tyler Williams  

Tyler Williams

Actor

 
Dhruvin Shah  

Dhruvin Shah

Actor

 
Anastasia Kochetkova  

Anastasia Kochetkova

Filmmaker | Actor

 
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Curriculum

The BFA in Acting for Film curriculum at NYFA includes:

  • Classes, workshops, and projects that help students develop advanced acting techniques
  • An opportunity to develop cold reading skills through weekly drills of mock on-camera audition situations
  • Access to a world-class equipment library of professional-grade cameras, light kits, and sound gear that students can borrow for thesis shoots
  • Award-winning faculty who actively work within the film, television, and entertainment industries
  • Guest lectures from leading film industry actors, agents, casting directors, directors, producers, and more

To learn more about the BFA programs, refer to NYFA’s course catalogs or request more information.

If you are a non-native English-speaking student who meets all admissions requirements for a NYFA degree program, except for English proficiency, apply to our International Pathway Program.

 

Tuition

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Dates

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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.