NewsDoc Film Festival Friday, February 3 and Saturday, February 4. Please join us for the screening of the NYU News and Documentary Grad Documentaries Friday: 2-4:30, 20 Cooper Sq., 7th Floor TV Studio Saturday: 11-7, 19 University Pl, Room 102 (Please see image or trailer for titles and times) HOPE TO SEE YOUR THERE!
NYU alum Andrew Hongo’s thesis film “Legacy,” was recently screened at the Docutah International Film Festival and the UNSPOKEN Human Rights Festival. Hongo has also been traveling with his films in Cambodia screening it in orphanages, drug rehab centers, and villages across the country.
We are thrilled to announce that Yuanchen Liu, a 2010 graduate of New York University’s Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute, News and Documentary, won the Margaret Mead Filmmaker Award for his graduate thesis documentary, “To the Light.” Yuanchen’s experience covering stories in underdeveloped communities gave him the belief that documentaries can be a powerful tool [...]
Alum France Costrel was sponsored to attend the 2011 Chagrin Documentary Film Festival in Chagrin Falls, OH. Costrel’s film, “Finding Fathers,” was featured in the First Film category and won the “EMERGING FILMMAKER” Award.
On October 22, 2011, NewsDoc student Haya Fatima Iqbal’s video was featured in “Third World: Third Wards/Karachi,” organized by Voices Breaking Boundaries, a non-profit based in Houston, TX. The event was a “living room art production,” featuring multimedia installations inside homes and the surrounding property in one of Houston’s oldest neighborhoods – the Third Ward. [...]
Adjunct professor and Master Class teacher, Vanessa Roth, directed American Teacher, now screening across the country. See more trailers and nationwide screening information. Biography from Big Year Productions Academy Award winning filmmaker Vanessa Roth has been writing, producing and directing pivotal documentary films, spots, specials and multimedia projects for more than a decade. Her work [...]
Tribeca Film Festival 2011′s Best Docs opens with “Bombay Beach: A Doc Can Dance”. You can watch it at the IFC this Friday October 14th. For more information: http://www.tribecafilm.com/festival/features/faces-of-the-festival/Alma_Harel_Bombay_Beach.html
This year we’re celebrating Yuanchen Liu’s graduation film, To the Light, which is up for the prestigious Margaret Mead Filmmaker Award and will be shown at the Festival on Saturday November 12 at 4pm. We also want to recognize other members of 2010 class, Annie Dietz, Andrew Hongo, Charlie Hoxie, Yara Costa Pereira, and [...]
Students who are interested in pursuing careers in print/multimedia journalism can apply for the Chips Quinn Scholarship program, which provides training and paid internships at one of a variety of host newsrooms across the country. (Students required to travel outside their hometown will receive a $500 housing stipend.) The Chips Quinn Scholarship program is open [...]
Meet the incoming class of 2012.
Christiane Amanpour speaks at NYU in the wake of the popular revolutions in Tunisia and Egpyt.
COMING SOON TO NYCTV and NYU NEWS AND DOC! Yegor Gornostaev first came to the US from Russia when he was 5. At that time he didn’t speak English and knew nothing about New York. By 10 he’d become one of the leading students in an American school. Yegor is remarkably good at math and [...]
Special Dreams, student doc on Harlem School of the Arts on Ch.25.
NYU News & Documentary is proud to announce that six of our students have won grants to produce their final documentaries!
An update on the final documentary projects now in production and scheduled to be released at the end of 2010.
Meet the incoming NewsDoc Class of 2011.
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