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NEW YORK FILM ACADEMY NEW YORK 2017-2018 COURSE CATALOG http://www.nyfa.edu 17 Battery Place New York, NY 10004 The 2017 Course Catalog is the document of authority for students commencing their programs on January 2017 until a new catalog is issued in 2018. 2017 New York Film Academy, New York Course Catalog New York Film Academy Catalog Published yearly by THE NEW YORK FILM ACADEMY New York Film Academy 17 Battery Place New York, NY 10004 All information contained in this catalog is factual as of 9/25/17 THE NEW YORK FILM ACADEMY is a private career school licensed by the New York State Department of Education. Information can be found at: http://www.acces.nysed.gov/bpss/ or requested by mail at: New York State Education Department 116 West 32nd Street, 5th Floor New York, NY 10001 (212) 643-4760 Certified true and correct in content and policy Michael Young President Students should review this approved catalog for all factual information. Copyright © 2017, New York Film Academy 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS : INTRODUCTION 7 History Mission Statement of Purpose Core Values Licensing & Approvals Student Interaction Policy for Granting Credit for Previous Education & Training Credit Transfer Policy Articulation Agreements About this Catalog: Disclosure Statement 11 2017 ACADEMIC CALENDAR 12 STUDENT CODE OF CONDUCT 21 DRUG AND ALCOHOL POLICY 35 FACILITIES & EQUIPMENT 37 Facilities NYFA Email Language of Instruction Class Size Handicap Access Main Office Hours Building Hours Editing Lab Hours Postproduction & Computer Areas Property, Wardrobe, & Set Dressing Photography Studio Equipment Room Equipment Room Hours Postproduction Facilities Usage After Graduation STUDENT RESOURCES 41 Class Scheduling Student Access to Staff & Faculty Editing Resources Production Resources Teacher’s Assistants Placement Services Housing Assistance NYFA Language Center Counseling Services Learning Differences International Student Office FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE 46 3 Title IV Financial Aid Student Rights & Responsibilities Financial Need How To Apply Loan Programs Other Types of Financial Assistance Disbursement of Financial Aid Changes in Financial Aid Financial Aid Refund Policy Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) TUITION REFUND POLICY 58 Refund Calculation Short Term Refund Policy Long Term Refund Policy ACADEMIC POLICY 60 Early Detection Satisfactory Academic Progress Grading Graduation Requirements Dean’s List Grade Appeal Academic Probation Failed Courses Student Retention Records ATTENDANCE POLICY 64 Attendance Monitoring/Probation/Dismissal Late Starts Make-Up Classes Withdraw/Drop Polices Leave of Absence Policy for Resuming Classes at NYFA Post-Hospitalization or Post Transport to a Hospital Emergency Room for Evaluation of Life Threatening Behavior NYFA MANDATED PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT POLICY 75 DISCIPLINARY POLICIES 77 Conduct Violation Policy Procedural Hold Appeals Process Simultaneous Probation INSTITUTIONAL POLICY 79 Academic Freedom Policy Academic Honesty & Creative Integrity Freedom of Speech Copyright Infringement Policy Intellectual Property New York Film Academy Ownership Policy Family Education Rights & Privacy Act (FERPA) Student & Instructor Non-Fraternization Policy Diversity & Non-Discrimination Policy 4 Reporting Discrimination Complaint Procedure NEW YORK FILM ACADEMY PROGRAMS & WORKSHOPS OVERVIEW 86 ADMISSION POLICY FOR CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS & WORKSHOPS 87 Required Application Materials Application Application Fee Proof of High School Completion Creative Portfolio Proof of English Proficiency Tuition Deposit AUDITION REQUIREMENTS 90 Acting for Film Audition Guidelines Musical Theatre Audition Guidelines NEW YORK FILM ACADEMY CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS AND WORKSHOPS One Year Acting for Film 92 One-Year 3D Animation & Visual Effects 99 One-Year Broadcast Journalism 107 One-Year Cinematography 117 One-Year Documentary Filmmaking 126 One-Year Filmmaking 133 One-Year Game Writing & Design 141 One-Year Graphic Design 147 One-Year Musical Theatre 153 One-Year Photography 161 One-Year Producing 170 One-Year Screenwriting for Film & TV 181 Two-Year Acting for Film 188 Two-Year Filmmaking 199 Two-Year Musical Theatre 211 Musical Theatre Conservatory Ensemble 223 Eight-Week Acting for Film 230 Eight-Week Broadcast Journalism 234 Eight-Week Filmmaking 237 Eight-Week Narrative Virtual Reality 241 Introduction to Interactive Virtual Reality 245 Virtual Reality Game Design 248 Eight-Week Photography 251 Eight-Week Producing 256 Eight-Week Screenwriting 260 Six-Week (Holiday) Acting for Film 263 Six-Week Documentary 266 Six-Week Filmmaking 270 Six-Week (Holiday) Filmmaking 273 Four-Week Acting for Film 276 Four-Week Animation 280 Four-Week Broadcast Journalism 283 5 Four-Week Digital Editing 286 After Effects: Animation and Title Design 289 Four-Week Filmmaking 292 Four-Week Music Video 295 Four-Week Musical Theatre 299 Four-Week Photography 303 Four-Week Fashion Photography 307 Four-Week Producing 310 Maya Certification Completion 310 Game Coding Intensive 314 Twelve-Week Evening Acting for Film 318 Twelve-Week Evening Broadcast Journalism 321 Twelve-Week Evening Digital Editing 324 Twelve-Week Evening Filmmaking 327 Twelve-Week Evening Photography 330 Twelve-Week Evening Producing 337 Twelve-Week Evening Screenwriting 341 One-Week Acting for Film 344 One-Week Filmmaking 347 Two-Day Line Producing and Movie Magic 350 DIRECTORY 353 FACULTY 358 CAMPUS MAPS 361 APPENDIX A: Student Completion (OEDs Data) 365 APPENDIX B: Gainful Employment Disclosure 398 APPENDIX C: New York State Student Disclosure Material 410 APPENDIX D: Forms 415 Complaint Form Student Grade Appeal Form Counseling Services Student Referral Form APPENDIX E: Sex-Based Discrimination and Sexual Misconduct 420 CATALOG ADDENDUM: Spring 2018 Short Term Workshop Tuition Costs 436 6 INTRODUCTION HISTORY OBJECTIVES The New York Film Academy (NYFA) was NYFA has set the following objectives to founded in 1992 on the belief that a top- fulfill: quality education in filmmaking should be • To provide a learning environment accessible to anyone with the drive and conducive to creative thought and artistic ambition to make films. The school opened expression, as well as hands-on in New York City, and has since expanded collaboration. worldwide to include campuses in New York, • To help students better appreciate the art Los Angeles, and the Gold Coast, Australia. and craft of visual storytelling so that they may develop as artists and better express MISSION their personal artistic visions. • To empower students to find and develop a creative voice. The mission of The New York Film Academy (NYFA) is to educate students interested in • To teach and develop new capabilities in the field of visual storytelling. NYFA courses students’ approach to the art and craft of have been designed to increase students’ visual storytelling. creativity and technical expertise through an intense regimen of hands-on and classroom CORE VALUES instruction. The New York Film Academy’s goal is to enrich its students as visual In pursuit of its institutional mission and storytellers by helping them realize their goals, The New York Film Academy (NYFA) personal artistic visions; NYFA’s expectations adheres to the following core values. These center on the growth of each student as a core values inform NYFA’s decision-making creative individual. processes, institutional policies, and commitment of institutional resources: STATEMENT OF PURPOSE STUDENT SUCCESS: The purpose of The New York Film Academy As a student-centered institution, The New (NYFA) is to further a global understanding York Film Academy (NYFA) recognizes that of, and appreciation for, the art and craft of the success of its students is inseparable from visual storytelling through the education and and synonymous with the success of the training of interested and qualified school itself. NYFA strives for its students’ individuals, and to hone the skills of future success as learners, professionals, and global professionals so that they may one day serve citizens. NYFA expects its students, faculty, as industry leaders. staff and administration to act with integrity, honesty, and the highest ethical standards. 7 EXCELLENCE: The New York Film Academy is licensed in New York under the Bureau of Proprietary In every area, at every level, and among all School Supervision (BPSS) to operate as a stakeholders, The New York Film Academy non-degree granting institution in the state of (NYFA) strives for excellence. The institution New York. “Approval” or “approval to sees as its main function to create an operate” means that the Bureau has intellectual, physical, and social environment determined and certified that an institution that promotes and supports excellence meets minimum standards established by the among its stakeholders and the community at bureau and the New York State Department large. of Education. GLOBAL REACH: As a prospective student, you are encouraged to review this catalog prior to signing an In an increasingly interconnected global enrollment agreement. Any questions a society, The New York Film Academy student may have regarding The New York (NYFA) is committed to graduating global Film Academy that have not been citizens with the communication, satisfactorily answered by the institution may collaboration, and critical skills necessary to be found at: address issues facing our modern world. To this end, NFYA seeks to offer programming http://www.acces.nysed.gov/bpss/ to the widest possible array of global Or requested by mail at: populations, with a physical presence in as many locations as possible while continuing New York State Education Department to deliver visual storytelling education of the 116 West 32nd Street, 5th Floor highest quality. New York, NY 10001 (212) 643-4760 BOARD OF DIRECTORS As of this catalog’s publication, NYFA does Jeffery Haber (Chair) not have a pending petition in bankruptcy, is Michael Young not operating as a debtor in possession, has Jean Sherlock not filed a petition within the preceding five Matthew Modine years, and does not have a petition in Avy Eschenasy bankruptcy filed against it within the Cheng Davis preceding five years that resulted in Oscar Bleetstein reorganization under Chapter 11 of the Kristi Nelson United States Bankruptcy Code (11 U.S.C Paul Kelly Sec. 1101 et seq.) LICENSING AND APPROVALS This institution is approved for attendance by non- immigrant students by the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services, The New York Film Academy (NYFA) is a a Bureau of the Department of Homeland private postsecondary institution accredited Security (formerly the United States by the National Association of Schools of Art Department of Justice, Immigration and and Design (NASAD). Naturalization). 8 2017 New York Film Academy, New York Course Catalog STUDENT INTERACTION granting of any college credit to students who participated in and /or completed a program at a licensed private career school is solely at Intra and inter-departmental interaction the discretion of the institution of higher between students is a vital component of the education that the student may opt to collaborative experience fostered by The New subsequently attend. York Film Academy (NYFA) education. Assigned studio and lab work is often The New York Film Academy makes no collaborative in nature (as are in-class representation whatsoever that any critiques of student work), but additional coursework taken at the New York Film interaction is encouraged and supported by Academy in New York City will be accepted the NYFA outside of the framework of the toward the completion of any degree or curriculum. All students from all certificate by any other postsecondary departments are encouraged to attend the institution. The receiving school always final screenings and live performances. governs the acceptance of coursework for credit at another institution. POLICY FOR GRANTING CREDIT FOR PREVIOUS ARTICULATION EDUCATION & TRAINING AGREEMENTS The curricula of The New York Film An articulation agreement is an agreement Academy (NYFA) are designed for students between two schools that allows course credit with little or no experience in visual and a student earns at one school to be accepted performing arts. NYFA does not grant any or transferred and applied toward a degree or credit whatsoever for previous education and program the student pursues at another training. If you feel that your previous school. Articulation agreements do not education and training may exceed that guarantee that a student will be admitted to which NYFA can offer you, we recommend the partner school. However, once admitted, that you reconsider taking a NYFA program. the agreement usually specifies how many However, please keep in mind that many credits and under what conditions the people who have already been employed in student will be awarded for courses some aspect of the industry have taken our completed at the prior institution. The final courses, and the vast majority of those decision for accepting credits rests with the students stayed through the duration of the receiving school, college or institution. In all course and graduated. cases, students should consult with academic counselors or advisors at both institutions to fully understand the terms of the agreement CREDIT TRANSFER POLICY and how it applies to their own course of study. The New York Film Academy and other licensed private career schools in New York The following is a list of current articulation State offer curricula measured in clock hours, agreements held by The New York Film not credit hours. Certificates of completion, Academy (NYFA) with a summary of the key i.e., school diplomas are issued to students points of each agreement. who meet clock hour requirements. The 9 2017 New York Film Academy, New York Course Catalog The New School for General Studies, New • NYFA credit can only be applied York City: towards substantially similar courses at Programs covered in the agreement: FAAP • NYFA One Year Filmmaking • Must have completed NYFA program • NYFA One Year Acting Regent's College London, England • NYFA One Year Screenwriting • NYFA One Year Documentary • Must apply through traditional application process • NYFA One Year Producing • NYFA credit can only be applied Basic Conditions: towards substantially similar courses at • Must apply through traditional Regent's College London application process • Must have completed NYFA program • A minimum grade point average of 3.0 out of 4.0 required for admission All articulation agreements may be found online • The NYFA program must be at the New York Film Academy website, COMPLETED https://www.nyfa.edu/about/articulation.php. • Must be 22 years of age when starting classes at the New School NOTE ABOUT OUR SCHOOL • If admitted, students are eligible for a BA or BS in Liberal Arts Consistent with the mission and educational • Student are not eligible to take classes at objectives of The New York Film Academy the New School that repeat material (NYFA), programs and workshops at NYFA taught in their previous classes at NYFA. aim to develop each student's artistic and They must either take advanced classes creative potential in the art of visual moving beyond what they studied at storytelling. In each workshop and program, NYFA or a class from another students are exposed to a particular aspect of department altogether visual storytelling, and each is means by • The first 24 of 30 credits taken at the which a student may express his or her New School must be liberal arts courses personal artistic visions. The school makes no promise that any of its workshops will St. John's University, New York City result in employment or in a career in any Programs covered in the agreement: particular area related to their field of study. • NYFA One Year Filmmaking NYFA’s main goal is to enrich its students as Basic Conditions of the Agreement visual storytellers by helping them to realize • Credits granted towards Bachelor's of their personal artistic visions, as stated in the Science in Television and Film Studies mission statement. The fact that some of our • Must apply through traditional graduates may go on to become successful in application process their chosen industry means that they accomplished this on their own, due to their Fundacao Armando Alvares Penteado own talent, hard work, and persistence. (FAAP) in Sao Paolo, Brazil • Must apply through traditional application process 10 2017 New York Film Academy, New York Course Catalog

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The 2017 Course Catalog is the document of authority for students commencing their programs on January 2017 until a new Yom Kippur: 9/30/17 aim to provide students with an in-depth study and artistic application of the following topics: TERM ONE OBJECTIVES. • Graphic Essentials.
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