This year’s Sundance Film Festival included a panel discussion on Women in Film, a topic that the New York Film Academy has discussed often and broken down in an infographic. Among the panel…
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While the New York Film Academy’s New York City location at 26 Broadway has become accustomed to the iconic Charging Bull statue at its doorstep, a staple for the Wall Street community,…
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Film enthusiasts in South Florida have gathered once again for the Miami Film Festival, which runs from March 3–12. Founded in 1984, the Miami Film Festival is a charity that…
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New York Film Academy Australia Gold Coast alumnus Makwaya Masudi will make his television debut on ABC TV’s latest legal drama “Newton’s Law.” The Australian television series follows a suburban solicitor’s…
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New York Film Academy alumna Raphaela Neihausen’s short documentary film, “Joe’s Violin,” which she produced, was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Documentary Short. Kahane Cooperman directed the award-winning short, which…
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Coming off the Antoine Fuqua film “The Magnificent Seven,” New York Film Academy Acting for Filmalumnus Manuel Garcia-Rulfo has recenlty been cast as Marquez in Fox’s “Murder On The Orient Express.” The remake,…
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One of the critical darlings of 2016 was “The Edge of Seventeen,” which is reminiscent of John Hughes classics such as “Sixteen Candles” and “Breakfast Club.” The film earned first-time…
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With the 23rd Annual SAG Awards complete, the New York Film Academy would like to extend congratulations to NYFA Master Class Lecturer and Board Member Matthew Modine, who, together with…
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The New York Film Academy would like to congratulate alumnus Jean de Meuron, who was executive producer on the Academy Award-nominated short film, “La femme et le TGV.” The film, directed by…
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