Showing posts with label students. Show all posts
Showing posts with label students. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 13, 2013

Fund Your Peers!


Funding takes an important role as you guys are planning for your thesis production. Social networking has made micro-funding easier than ever! I encourage all young filmmakers to take advantage of these platforms. The best method for funding is to create relationships with fellow film bloggers and critics. Engage in comments and networking on film sites. Once you are a consistent presences, you can utilize these sites to help advertise your campaign.

Two DFM students have projects up for funding! Please donate to Mi'Kele Long's Frenemies and Glenn McBride's Traffic Cops. Click on the links below to check out their projects and donate a dollar or two.

http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/frenemies
http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/traffic-cops

Wednesday, May 30, 2012

NYWIFT Shout out to AI!

For the past six months, New York Women in Film and Television (NYWIFT) has been using AI students and facilities to assist in their archival project. The organization is filming senior members to recall their first experiences in the broadcast and feature industry, to pass onto future members. Check out the article below to for more details into the project and students involved!

NYWIFT Article - AI Student Involvement

Friday, May 25, 2012

DFM Student Meeting - Thursday!

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Wednesday, March 14, 2012

WE NEED TUTORS

The DFM department is expanding to include nine more tutors to our pool. Please e-mail Eve Okupniak at gokupniak@aii.edu with your student ID number to be considered. We are also taking faculty recommendations.
Cheers, Eve.

Help A Fellow Student

Student Adam Spieler just lost two hard drives and a digital camera yesterday. They were in his bookbag the last time he checked, then disappeared. Please assist Adam in tracking them down! The drives and camera were in a soft black zipper case. If you are able to locate them, please drop them off at the cage. Any help would be appreciated! - Eve.

Wednesday, August 17, 2011

John Woods and the AINYC Students


Milagres: Here To Stay from Johnny Woods on Vimeo.

Many congratulations to Johnny and the students who participated in creating this video for the Brooklyn based band, Milagres. Below is a list of credits and a link to FILTER magazine that featured the band and the video. Check it out!

Directed and Produced by Johnny Woods; Cinematography by Gabriel Garcia Rosa
Edited by Lauren Elizabeth Kelly and Johnny Woods; Executive Producer: Esy Casey
Miniatures:
Puppets: Leslie Rogers; Art Dept: Amanda LaMarco, Kate Fabrizio, Phil Maniaci, Esther Ahn, and Johnny Woods; Puppeteers: Esy Casey and Johnny Woods
Live action:
Hair and Makeup: Esther Ahn; Line Producer: Magdalena Grynasz; 1st AD: Adam Spieler; 1st AC: Vernal Daniels; Gaffer: Manny Oliveira; Grip/Electric: Greg Digiacomo

Click here to see FILTER article on the Band and the Video

Friday, June 17, 2011

YANY Class Project



Jason Moore's Professional Production Team class had the opportunity to create a project for Young Audiences New York this quarter. Young Audiences is an after school program for New York high school students. This program give the kids an opportunity to create art above and beyond their classroom.

Special Thanks to Chris Conaway and Phil Maniaci for the project! (spelled right this time!)

Monday, January 24, 2011

Cannes 2011: Student Filmmakers Program


Filmmaking Program at Cannes Film Festival 2008 from realideasstudio on Vimeo.

From Real Ideas Studios: "We have taken filmmakers to the Cannes Film Festival for the last 5 years. You can go with us to make a film during the festival or go just to network. We provide the housing, the full-access badge and the know-how. And, we’ll place your existing short film as an Official Selection within the festival’s Short Film Corner.

Real Ideas Studio is a non-profit of filmmakers and educators. Participants within our Filmmaker program receive equipment and professional mentorship to produce short documentaries during the festival, which are publicly screened in an official Palais theatre the second week of the festival.

All of our housing is within walking distance to the festival’s Palais, which is critical to enjoying the festival fully. We provide you with a festival accreditation that gives you full-access, including to all of the screenings, the Marketplace, and the red carpet premieres. All screenings at Cannes are free with your badge!

Our program dates run May 09-21, 2011."

Click on this link for program information: http://www.realideasstudio.org/RIS_2011/___________Welcome.html

Tuesday, December 7, 2010

Read about Jason Moore's students and Variety Magazine!

http://ainycnews.blogspot.com/2010/12/playing-with-pros.html
From Jason Moore:
"There are about a dozen students on the crew, all the positions are paid, and so far we have completed three shoots, for the films "The Kings Speech", starring Colin Firth, "Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps", starring Michael Douglas, and "Solitary Man", also starring Michael Douglas." 


UPDATE! A direct link to video posts can be found here: 2010 Variety Screening Series NYC

Monday, October 11, 2010

Student Documentry

Good Morning DF/VP Students!
Our PR director has a great post about one of our students, Jennifer Hahn. She is creating a documentary under the mentorship of Roz Sohnen. Click on the link below to read more about her project. I have also included a link to the trailer for her doc. Enjoy! - Eve.
http://ainycnews.blogspot.com/2010/10/as-her-final-project-outstanding.html

"M5 Rock" - Trailer 1 from Jennifer Hahn on Vimeo.


- PS : Please send me information regarding any outstanding projects you are working on!

Monday, July 19, 2010

AINYC and the Honey Bee Conservancy

The department is teaming up with non - profit organizations in order to bring the professional experience to the classroom. This past quarter students from Jason Moore and Susi Graf's classes worked with the Honey Bee Conservancy and the NY Pops. Guillermo Fernandez, director of the Honey Bee Conservancy, recently got in touch with me to show how the classwork of the students was used in the real world. Below is one of three PSA's produced by Jason Moore's class. If you want to see all three, below are the links to the Honey Bee's Vimeo and YouTube channels. Congratulations to both Jason and Susi's classes for contributing this past quarter! - Eve. *Credits for these three spots are as follows:
"Imagine PSA"
Written, directed, edited by Justin Combs
"Worker Bees PSA"
Written, directed, edited by Daniel Gonzalez
"We Need to Talk PSA"
Written, directed, edited by Jennifer Hahn
http://vimeo.com/thehoneybee
http://www.youtube.com/user/TheHoneybeeConservan

Join the Bee Movement from thehoneybeeconservancy on Vimeo.

*Credits courtesy of Jennifer Hahn

Tuesday, May 18, 2010

School Events: TFF

Congradulations! TFF 2010!

Student Volunteers were awarded certificates of appreciation at a private ceremony in the gallery this past Thursday night for their participation in the Tribeca Film Festival 2010. Our dean, Dave Moughalian, presented our students with much thanks for their professionalism and spirit. Special thanks were awarded to our PR Director Midge Elias and Alumnus Len Carter for pulling the whole production together. Check out the whole story on the AINYC Community Blog by clicking HERE.

Contact department chair, Eve Okupniak, if you are interested in participating in this event next year.

Tuesday, March 16, 2010

Program list for Alpha Channel

Hello Everyone!
Here is the line up for Alpha Channel tomorrow night. Congratulations to everyone who participated! Thanks!

Alpha Channel Selections Spring 2010


1. Ace Bouchard: A Long Way to Fall
2. Jenny Sirimis: Your Death My Life
3. Adam Foreman: Tied Up, Change.
4. Dave Schuman: Circles
5. Jennifer Hann: Karma
6. Ronald Jennings: Creole
7. Sheniqua Lewis: Night and Day
8. Nikhil Joglekar: Deep Satisfaction
9. Derrick Clarke: I Love You Cheat Liar
10. Kelly O’Brian: One of Those Days
11. Kristina Siska: Out of Time