How To Write A Video Game Script: Take A Cue From Literature
While not all games employ a narrative structure to provide their plot, for a lot of gamers, story is vital for getting your teeth into a good game. A good…
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June 1, 2014 | Film
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Best Film Locations In NYC
For many film fans and aspiring filmmakers, their first exposure to the varied and historic streets and sights of New York City is on screen in the many movies and…
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May 28, 2014 | Film
The Four Things You Need For A Successful Career In Dance
Author: Michelle Potterf, Chair, Dance Department, New York Film Academy So what does it take to have a successful career in dance? Hard Work First and foremost, it is hard work…
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May 28, 2014 | Film
Trends In Photography Over The Last 15 Years
Author: Brian Dilg, Chair, Photography Department, New York Film Academy The last fifteen years have been giddy ones for photographic hardware and software manufacturers. The acceleration of affordable, high equality…
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May 28, 2014 | Film
Screenwriters To Look Out For In 2014 And Beyond
Let’s just get this out of the way: screenwriting is no easy field to break into. Sure, one could argue that holds true for any role in film and TV,…
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May 28, 2014 | Film
Dance Fitness: Three "Get Fit Quick" Methods To Avoid
Author: Michelle Potterf, Chair, Dance Department, New York Film Academy There are no short cuts to losing weight or toning your body. Dancers are always looking for ways to improve their…
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May 28, 2014 | Film
Musical Theatre And The Hollywood Inspiration
Author: Mark Olsen, Chair, Musical Theatre Department, New York Film Academy In past eras, musical theatre trends were predominantly linked to styles of music and the vision of a few…
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May 28, 2014 | Film
The Lifeblood of Broadcast Journalism (Hint: It’s Not Technology)
Author: Bill Einreinhofer, Chair, Broadcast Journalism Department, New York Film Academy At first glance, talking about Broadcast Journalism means discussing technology. Microprocessor-based HD cameras produce stunning images. Nonlinear editing software…
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May 28, 2014 | Film
Q&A With Andrea Swift, Chair, Documentary Filmmaking, New York Film Academy
Q: What is the first lesson to learn in becoming a successful documentary filmmaker? AS: Story. Story. Story. Tell a good story well—and cinematically—and the film world is your oyster….
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