Mid-August Updates From the NYFA Broadcast Journalism School
In journalism, we always try to “get ahead of the story.” That is, not just report what has already happened but also cover what may well happen next. TVNewser had…
Learn MoreIn journalism, we always try to “get ahead of the story.” That is, not just report what has already happened but also cover what may well happen next. TVNewser had…
Learn MoreSo, who is a journalist? In some countries, you need to take a test and get a government license. Here in the United States, all you have to do is…
Learn MoreHere in New York, we’re in the middle of an extended Independence Day holiday. However, given that many of you reading this aren’t in New York (or even the United…
Learn MoreOn Friday, June 27, the first New York Film Academy teen and kids summer camp programs came to an end. As students waited for their graduation ceremony to start, they…
Learn MoreOn June 24, The New York Film Academy College of Visual and Performing Arts (NYFA) Veteran Services Department was fortunate to collaborate with Hire Heroes USA (HHUSA) to host a…
Learn MoreThis week I want to start off with a look at Spanish language media in the United States. Once a small, niche market, it is increasingly becoming a force in…
Learn MoreThere is an ongoing debate about whether the sort of digital content found on platforms like Vice qualifies as “journalism.” (My answer is generally “no.”) One of the exceptions is…
Learn MoreThe big news in the New York Film Academy Broadcast Journalism department was a visit by Andy Braddell, Vice President and Managing Director of Global Media Services for the Associated…
Learn MoreNew York Film Academy Broadcast Journalism student Ljuba-Lada Marinovic believes capturing a good story requires both diligence and a sense of urgency. When she and classmate Kyle Morris learned of…
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