New York Film Academy's Summer Film and Acting Camps offer intensive, hands-on training in filmmaking, acting, screenwriting, photography, animation, and more for students ages 10 to 17. Programs run from one to six weeks, giving participants the opportunity to work with experienced industry faculty, develop technical skills using professional tools, and create their own original content. Students leave with real projects under their belts and a deeper understanding of what it takes to work in film, media, and the performing arts. It is an exceptional opportunity for aspiring filmmakers, actors, and storytellers to build their craft in a rigorous and inspiring environment.
Planning, filming, and editing video content from concept to final cut.
Portraying characters convincingly through voice, movement, and emotion on stage or screen.
Crafting original stories, poems, or scripts that express ideas and imagination.
Creating drawings, paintings, or other visual work to express ideas and observations.
Capturing and composing images that tell a story or convey a mood.
Designing the visual world of a production, from costumes to stage sets.
Students produce films and media projects in hands-on workshops across multiple filmmaking disciplines.
Acting for Film programs provide practical training in acting techniques and on-camera performance.
Photography workshops teach students visual composition and photography techniques through direct projects.
3D Animation & Visual Effects courses train students in digital animation and visual effects creation.
Documentary Filmmaking and Broadcast Journalism programs teach storytelling and media production skills.
Community Experiences
Loading...