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When it comes to building networks and planting roots outside of classrooms, the School of Visual Arts’ three animation departments have fostered their own community support to extend the reach of recent graduates.
Breaks between academic semesters are valuable opportunities for growth and personal productivity for students at the School of Visual Arts.
The event includes the U.S. premiere of Claude Barras’s ‘Savages’ and the East Coast premiere of Michel Hazanavicius’s ‘The Most Precious of Cargoes.’
The dialogue-free $3.7 million European co-production bested big-studio American movies with budgets that are orders of magnitude greater,
From studio visits to guest speakers and an annual career fair, SVA provides a diverse array of opportunities for students to develop their professional voice in order to succeed.
Directed by New York-based digital artist Tim Mearini, “Scumlord” is the debut single from an upcoming album from hip hop DJ Blockhead.
The seventh Animation First features several additions including its first ever juried competition for Francophone Shorts.
SVA students and alumni discuss extracurricular activities that helped to enrich their educational experience at the school.
This marks the fourth time that the NYFCC has rewarded Hayao Miyazaki with its animation honor.
It’s also the first New York studio to agree to a union contract since the 1980s.
Three SVA Alumni Scholarship Award winners discuss their work and how it was influenced by their time at the school.
Nakamura worked with composer Zak Engel to create this story of a father watching his son grow into a life of his own.
Baumane’s work touches on sex, gender, relationships, and mental health with a fierce sense of humor and refreshing bluntness.
SVA alumni discuss life after graduation, and why so many have returned to teach at their alma mater.
Timed perfectly for NYCC, Crunchyroll took over screens in Times Square to get fans hyped for the film’s November 1 U.S. release.
The workers are the second N.Y.-based group to do so, after Titmouse workers voted to unionize in January of this year.
The exhibit will run at MoMA from December 11, 2022 through April 16, 2023.
“Laika: Life in Stop Motion” will open at the Museum of the Moving Image in Astoria, NY on September 1, 2022.
“We have so much ability to love, but our ability to hate comes from the same place,” Baumane learned while researching the film.
The companies have worked alongside one another on the series “Genius: Aretha” and “P-Valley.”