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New York Film Academy (NYFA) had the honor of hosting a live and very funny video Q&A with legendary actor and comedian Kevin Nealon to discuss his career, his recently…
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[WARNING: This article contains spoilers] Stop us if you’ve heard this one. During an argument, an old man accidentally throws his son in front of a truck. The truck strikes…
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If you are interested in pursuing a career as a motion graphic designer, you’ll quickly find Adobe After Effects to be essential software. After Effects artists are split between motion…
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Journalists pursue the truth and provide context to the information they are reporting. In other words, they specialize in breaking down what information means and why it matters. However, in…
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“To be clear, I didn’t move here for Josh, I just needed a change‘Cause to move here for Josh, now that’d be strangeBut don’t get me wrong, if he asks…
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In 1972, the world changed forever. That was the year Pong was introduced. Despite its simplistic graphics and gameplay, the tennis-themed game, produced by Atari, would go on to become…
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New York Film Academy (NYFA) BFA Filmmaking alum Ilya Rozhkov moved to Los Angeles from Russia to follow his passion. He always knew he wanted to direct films, and he’s…
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Despite an exceptional talent pool this year, including Sarah Polley for Women Talking, Charlotte Wells for Aftersun , Gina Prince-Bythewood for The Woman King &
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“There are two sensations that go hand in hand… The reality that one experiences as a person sitting there, in a theater seat with super
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Still can’t get over the amazing week we had with The College Tour‼️ #NYFA students from different campuses linked up with #TheCollegeTour to bring you all a glimpse into their lives on campus 🤩 Stay tuned for the episode coming through this year! https://t.co/1V2qgNmXua
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@SearchlightUK: Who’s ready to meet Dom and Yas tomorrow? #RyeLaneMovie https://t.co/b9KeNuyLB6
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For cinephiles who want to celebrate #WomenHistoryMonth with us and explore more greatest films by women, our latest blog hosts some of the most notable female directors in the industry today ⤵️⤵️⤵️ https://t.co/C6X2lXyk8M
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