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Awarding body:

New York University

Modules:

The courses include Actors Craft I, Aethetics I, Directing I: The Silent Film, Editing I, Fundamentals of Screenwriting I, Introduction to Production Management, Location Sound I, Motion Picture Camera Techniques, Actors Craft II, Aesthetics II: Story, Shape and Development, Directing II: Documentary and Adaptation, Editing II, Fundamentals of Screenwriting II, Location Sound II, Motion Picture Camera Techniques II, Production Management: Adaptation and Festivals, Aesthetics III: Narrative Film Style, Cinematography: Studio Lighting I, Directing III, Directing the Actor I, Narrative Editing, Producing the Short Narrative Film, Technical Workshop: Avid and Sound, Writing the Short Screenplay, Directing IV / Master Class, Editing Workshop, Post-Production Sound, Producing the Independent Feature, Writing the Thesis I, Aesthetics IV: Narrative Film Analysis, Cinematography: Studio Lighting II, Directing the Actor II, AVID Media Composer, Cinematography for Directors, Directing Projects: Documentary, Directing Projects: Location: Improvisation, Directing Projects: Ten Scripts, Directing the Actor III, Directing the Thesis I, Independent Study, Master Series: Directing Strategies, Master Series: Exit Strategies, Sound Editing and Mixing, Writing the Feature I, Writing the Thesis II, Advanced Cinematography: Practicum, Advanced Cinematography: Techniques, Advanced Editing, Aesthetics: Genre and Script Analysis, Directing Projects: Directing Television Commercials, Directing Projects: Documentary II, Directing Projects: Production Design: Music Video, Directing Projects: Ten Scripts, Directing the Actor IV, Entertainment Business Law, Master Series: Exit Strategies, Writing the Feature II, Film Projects.

Cost:

SING $40,778 a year

Duration:

3 Year(s)

Study mode:

Full time

Course description:

This program is an intensive three-year conservatory that trains students in the art of cinematic storytelling. It focuses on helping writer/directors develop a narrative voice and the technical virtuosity to express that voice in cinema. The students learn by doing - writing scripts, directing and producing films and exercises, shooting and crewing on each other's projects. The program encompasses both fiction and documentary filmmaking. Each semester, courses in screenwriting, directing, aesthetics, acting, cinematography, editing, producing, and sound design compliment specific filmmaking projects that provide hands-on training.

Entry requirements:

Students must have an undergraduate degree.

Application deadline:

01/Jan/10

Application details:

Students are required to submit an online application along with application fee, personal statement, artistic resume and the name and e-mail address of those people who will write their letter of recommendation. They must also submit an official transcripts from all colleges and universities attended and creative portfolio to the Tisch Asia Admissions, Tisch School of the Arts, New York University, 721 Broadway, 12th Floor, New York NY 10003.

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