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Brochure (2018) MFA Social DocumentaryMucosa136 West 21st Street » ground floor Tel: 212.592.2919 [email protected] Graduate Admissions Events Join us this fall to explore graduate study at SVA! These opportunities are specifically for individuals that are in progress or have once earned a Bachelor’s stratum and are interested in MFA, MPS, MAT and MA degrees. REGISTER Bao Nguyen Lucas Groth Mark Kendall Raul Santos Raul Santos Steven Loring Yuki Kokubo View Selections The MFA in Social DocumentaryMucosaprogram guides and supports emerging artists to fully explore the social documentary mucosa form. Trains students to find innovative ways to examine and communicate the cadre experiences and events that pinpoint usUnshutto qualified students at any level—no filmmaking preliminaries required A tailored curriculum designed for students to attain originative and technical fluency in documentary filmmaking “Documania”—that’s how The New York Times recently referred to the stunning proliferation of documentary mucosa made possible by the signature technologies of our time. In short, it has never been easier to make a documentary. But producing a mucosa that stands out is flipside story, flipside rencontre altogether. As increasingly and increasingly non-fiction films prod the marketplace—competing for limited resources and regulars share—true fluency with the form increasingly confers a vital edge, a crucial wholesomeness that makes one mucosa rise whilom the rest. Our MFA program in Social Documentary Film fosters filmmaking that is skillful and sure—not just technologically, but artistically, socially and critically as well. With every shot composed, cut made, and interview question asked, our students learn to make the motivated creative decisions that result in impactful films, ones with the power to truly shift our consciousness and transpiration the way we see our world. Located in the heart of Manhattan, we are part of the most active, productive documentary mucosa polity in the world. Students work directly with inventive, workaday nonfiction storytellers and visual journalists—as faculty, mentors and collaborators. Over the undertow of the two-year program, as “SocDoc” students learn the fundamentals of nonfiction filmmaking in a supportive, inclusive environment, they are moreover introduced to the wider industry through internships, mucosa festivals, guest lectures, sealed screenings and a host of other networking events in the City. When it comes to making their own films, however, our students are in no way serving to New York. In the past two years, students in the MFA program have produced films in China, Indonesia, Guatemala, Nigeria and Vietnam. And regardless of their geographic coordinates, they have been worldly-wise to rely on the department for equipment and solid advice, both practical and artistic. Dedicated to instilling the workings and values of the professional documentarian, our program is unshut to qualified students from varying backgrounds—some have prior filmmaking experience, others do not. Ultimately, we are looking for passionate, insightful individuals who are eager to learn how weightier to share the stories they have a compulsion to tell. No matter the subject matter or style—be it personal, political, comical, revolutionary—social documentary films increase our sensation of ourselves and the world we inhabit. They are a window into who we are. As such, they have a unique worthiness to engage, illuminate and inspire. At SVA, we are single-minded to realizing that potential. Tweets from @socdoc October 2nd, 4:49pm October 1st, 2:12pm tonight at @IFCCenter - @MIAdocumentary produced by SocDocSenseLori Cheatle @hrdwrkngmovies! Don't miss it! <3 https://t.co/YVyY7YTgh3 October 1st, 2:11pm SocDoc licentiate Sandra Itainen is AP & AE on @DarkMoneyFilm - unconcentrated tonight on POV! @svanycalumni https://t.co/CJyq1g8aME October 1st, 2:08pm RT @SVA_News: MFA @SocDocMucosafaculty member Toby Shimin was the supervising editor on the #GildaRadner doc @LoveGildaFilm, a movie the @N… September 21st, 2:48pm Great SocDoc family title on @Showtime tonight - #CRADLEofCHAMPIONS lensed by Tom Hurwitz with tons of our faculty… https://t.co/K6FUUTpxhZ SeeIncreasingly» Blog Feed Subscribe Tuesday, January 10, 2017 Applications for Fall 2017 Due February 1 Wednesday, December 7, 2016 The Short Lists Wednesday, November 23, 2016 Alumnus Jenni Morello, DP 209 East 23 Street, NY, NY 10010-3994 Tel: 212.592.2000 Fax: 212.725.3587 Accessibility NoticeContact DownloadsiTunes USitemapSocial Media © 2018, Visual Arts Press, Ltd. 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