MFA Photography
Course Overview
The Master of Fine Arts (MFA) in Photography at the New York Film Academy is an intensive, two-year graduate program designed to immerse students in both the technical and conceptual aspects of lens-based media. Located in Los Angeles, this conservatory-style program combines rigorous hands-on coursework in lighting, printing, and imaging with critical theory and professional practices. Students graduate prepared to excel as professional image-makers, culminating in a curated thesis exhibition and a comprehensive portfolio.
Key Program Highlights
- An accelerated, conservatory-based curriculum blending intense hands-on workshops with critical seminars and lectures.
- Guidance from a core faculty of working professionals and engagement with a diverse international community of artists.
- Flexible, customizable study paths beginning in the second semester across five key areas: Lighting, Imaging/Printing, Business/Marketing, History/Theory, and Art Practice.
- Professional development focused on branding, marketing, and entrepreneurial skills essential for a successful career.
- Culminates in a master's thesis project and professional-grade exhibition, developed with feedback from faculty and peers.
Course Overview
The Master of Fine Arts (MFA) in Photography at the New York Film Academy is an intensive, two-year graduate program designed to immerse students in both the technical and conceptual aspects of lens-based media. Located in Los Angeles, this conservatory-style program combines rigorous hands-on coursework in lighting, printing, and imaging with critical theory and professional practices. Students graduate prepared to excel as professional image-makers, culminating in a curated thesis exhibition and a comprehensive portfolio.
Key Program Highlights
- An accelerated, conservatory-based curriculum blending intense hands-on workshops with critical seminars and lectures.
- Guidance from a core faculty of working professionals and engagement with a diverse international community of artists.
- Flexible, customizable study paths beginning in the second semester across five key areas: Lighting, Imaging/Printing, Business/Marketing, History/Theory, and Art Practice.
- Professional development focused on branding, marketing, and entrepreneurial skills essential for a successful career.
- Culminates in a master's thesis project and professional-grade exhibition, developed with feedback from faculty and peers.
