纽约电影学院(通常称为NYFA )是一个私立的电影学院。这个电影学院最出名的就是它不但有其高效的短期电影制片课程，它还有一年或者二年的conservatory和MFA硕士学位。一个好的电影教育机构应对所有对电影充满热情，动力和执着的人们敞开大门。基于这个信念，纽约电影学院在12年前成立于Robert DeNiro 的Tribeca 电影中心。纽约电影学院拥有自己的大楼--Tammany大楼，并在加洲好莱坞环球影城设立学校，在世界各地亦有分校。每年，成千上百不同领域、不同种族的学生，带着不同的文化背景，不分年龄，从世界各地来到纽约电影学院，学习我们卓越不凡的电影制作课程。今天，在第一届学生毕业后仅13年，纽约电影学院就已成为世界电影教育最重要的基地之一。以下是为大家整理的纽约大学电影学院本科申请条件的相关信息。
1、本科课程一般入学申请条件
纽约大学电影学院提供滚动录取模式，你可以在一年的任何时候申请纽约大学电影学院的秋季学期课程、春季学期课程以及夏季学期课程。
申请纽约大学电影学院课程的所有学生都必须获得高中毕业文凭，或者是在课程开始时间的时候获得同等学历水平。纽约大学电影学院对于申请者的GPA成绩没有要求，但是，申请者必须说英语，而且必须表达出自己对于探索视觉艺术的强烈渴望。另外，申请者可能会与纽约大学电影学院的招生委员会的老师，通过电话面试或者是进行面对面的英文面试。
所有的申请者必须拥有努力完成严格的、全封闭式的课程学习，必须能够在一个艺术环境中友好交流、合作互助。每一门课程对于申请者都会有不一样的额外材料要求。
纽约大学电影学院的整个入学招生过程都是英文进行的。为了获得入学机会，学生需要签署一份入学同意书，包括所申请课程的条款、细则以及所有的撤销和退款政策。如果英语并不是申请者的第一语言，并且学生如果不能够理解入学协议书的条款和细则的话，学生有权利获得有关申请课程的条款、细则以及所有的撤销和退款政策的清楚说明和解释。
2、艺术学士学位课程申请条件
所有申请纽约大学电影学院艺术学学士学位课程的学生必须有足够流利的英语语言能力，并且获得高中毕业证书或者是同等学历水平(最低学历水平要求)，除了所需要的支持性材料之外，每一位申请者还必须递交一份创意作品集来证明其参加本科水平学习的能力，并且说明自己自爱专业内的成功潜力。
(1)所需要的申请材料
一份完整的纽约电影学院艺术学士申请表;
$65申请费(不可退还);
如果申请者母语为非英语,需要提供英语熟练能力证明(托福或者雅思考试成绩)(托福考试成绩递交代码: 6857);
官方封口成绩单(至少是高中成绩),成绩单需要从学校直接寄送至纽约电影学院的注册办公室;
2封推荐信(详见下文);
个人陈述(详见下文);
支持性材料,即个人作品(材料将不予退还,详见下文)。
英语语言能力证明;
SAT考试成绩或者ACT考试成绩(国际学生不需要提供该考试成绩)。
一个理想的纽约电影学院艺术学士学位的申请者必须证明对所申请的领域抱有热情,并且承诺要全神投入严密全面的专业学习。如果招生办需要更多的信息来决定该学生是否达到录取标准，将会安排面试。
(2)推荐信
纽约电影学院的艺术学士课程的申请者必须递交至少两封推荐信，来证明其有能力顺利完成在相关领域的学习，推荐信必须是密封并盖有学校公章的，应该由写信人代表申请者直接递交给入学办公室。
(3)要求的最低SAT考试成绩或者是ACT考试成绩
纽约电影学院没有清楚的规定所需要的最低考试成绩。纽约电影学院的本科课程是严格并且极具专业性的，所以在入学资格的申请过程中，标准化考试成绩并不总是最有效的评判因素。但是，在整体考虑一些其他的因素的时候，考试成绩可以为纽约电影学院招生委员会的老师提供有关申请者优缺点的指导，以帮助其做出录取决定。
(4)面试
最为入学申请的一部分，艺术学士学位课程的申请者需要和纽约电影学院的招生代表进行电话面试或者是现场面试。面试的目的是为了证实申请者的目标和先前的经历。合格的申请者需要对故事讲述、全体性表达和艺术创作充满激情，面试也是一次检查申请者对课程了解程度的机会，确保她/他完全理解成功完成学位的要求。
(5)英语语言能力证明
非美国居民或者是国际学生，如果母语或者第一语言不是英语的话，需要提供英语语言能力证明，申请者可以通过以下方式来证明自己的英语语言能力：
一份正式的成绩单证明完成了以英语为主要授课语言的中等教育;
托福考试成绩(英语作为一门外语的考试)：托福纸考成绩达到520分，托福机考成绩达到190分或者是托福网考成绩在68分以上;或雅思考试成绩5.5分以上;或者是达到其他同等水平;
一份来自于具有法律效力的英语语言学校的报告,证明完成了等同于托福纸考成绩520分的成绩的水平测试;
如果证明是非正式文件,纽约电影学院的代表会通过电话面试或亲自面试,来决定申请者是否具备必需的英语熟练水平。
3、文学学士学位课程申请条件
所有申请纽约大学电影学院文学学士学位课程的学生必须有足够流利的英语语言能力，并且获得高中毕业证书或者是同等学历水平(最低学历水平要求)，除了所需要的支持性材料之外，每一位申请者还必须递交一份创意作品集来证明其参加本科水平学习的能力，并且说明自己自爱专业内的成功潜力。
(1)所需要的申请材料
一份完整的纽约电影学院文学学士申请表;
$65申请费(不可退还);
高中毕业证明;
如果申请者母语为非英语,需要提供英语熟练能力证明(托福或者雅思考试成绩)(托福考试成绩递交代码: 6857);
官方封口成绩单(至少是高中成绩),成绩单需要从学校直接寄送至纽约电影学院的注册办公室;
2封推荐信(详见下文);
个人陈述(详见下文);
支持性材料,即个人作品(材料将不予退还,详见下文)。
英语语言能力证明;
SAT考试成绩或者ACT考试成绩(国际学生不需要提供该考试成绩)。
一个理想的纽约电影学院艺术学士学位的申请者必须证明对所申请的领域抱有热情,并且承诺要全神投入严密全面的专业学习。如果招生办需要更多的信息来决定该学生是否达到录取标准，将会安排面试。
(2)推荐信
纽约电影学院的文学学士课程的申请者必须递交至少两封推荐信，来证明其有能力顺利完成在相关领域的学习，推荐信必须是密封并盖有学校公章的，应该由写信人代表申请者直接递交给入学办公室。
(3)要求的最低SAT考试成绩或者是ACT考试成绩
纽约电影学院没有清楚的规定所需要的最低考试成绩。纽约电影学院的本科课程是严格并且极具专业性的，所以在入学资格的申请过程中，标准化考试成绩并不总是最有效的评判因素。但是，在整体考虑一些其他的因素的时候，考试成绩可以为纽约电影学院招生委员会的老师提供有关申请者优缺点的指导，以帮助其做出录取决定。
(4)面试
最为入学申请的一部分，文学学士学位课程的申请者需要和纽约电影学院的招生代表进行电话面试或者是现场面试。面试的目的是为了证实申请者的目标和先前的经历。合格的申请者需要对故事讲述、全体性表达和艺术创作充满激情，面试也是一次检查申请者对课程了解程度的机会，确保她/他完全理解成功完成学位的要求。
(5)英语语言能力证明
非美国居民或者是国际学生，如果母语或者第一语言不是英语的话，需要提供英语语言能力证明，申请者可以通过以下方式来证明自己的英语语言能力：
一份正式的成绩单证明完成了以英语为主要授课语言的中等教育;
托福考试成绩(英语作为一门外语的考试)：托福纸考成绩达到520分，托福机考成绩达到190分或者是托福网考成绩在68分以上;或雅思考试成绩5.5分以上;或者是达到其他同等水平;
一份来自于具有法律效力的英语语言学校的报告,证明完成了等同于托福纸考成绩520分的成绩的水平测试;
如果证明是非正式文件,纽约电影学院的代表会通过电话面试或亲自面试,来决定申请者是否具备必需的英语熟练水平。
4、艺术类副学士学位课程
所有申请纽约大学电影学院艺术类副学士学位课程的学生必须有足够流利的英语语言能力，并且获得高中毕业证书或者是同等学历水平(最低学历水平要求)，申请者还必须提供一份创意作品集。
所有的成绩单以及支持性材料应该递交到：纽约大学电影学院招生审核办公室。
(1)所需要的申请材料
艺术类副学士学位课程申请者必须递交以下入学申请材料：
一份完整的纽约电影学院艺术类副学士学位课程申请表;
申请费用(不可退还);
高中毕业证明;
推荐信(详见下文);
个人陈述(详见下文);
如果申请者母语为非英语,需要提供英语熟练能力证明(托福或者雅思考试成绩)(托福考试成绩递交代码: 6857);
(2)申请费用
学生必须递交不可退还的申请费用65美元，作为网上入学申请的一部分，在网上支付给纽约大学电影学院。
(2)推荐信
纽约电影学院的艺术类副学士学位课程的申请者必须递交一封推荐信，来证明其有能力顺利完成在相关领域的学习，推荐信必须是密封并盖有学校公章的，应该由写信人代表申请者直接递交给入学办公室。
(4)英语语言能力证明
非美国居民或者是国际学生，如果母语或者第一语言不是英语的话，需要提供英语语言能力证明，申请者可以通过以下方式来证明自己的英语语言能力：
一份正式的成绩单证明完成了以英语为主要授课语言的中等教育;
托福考试成绩(英语作为一门外语的考试)：托福纸考成绩达到520分，托福机考成绩达到190分或者是托福网考成绩在68分以上;或雅思考试成绩5.5分以上;或者是达到其他同等水平;
一份来自于具有法律效力的英语语言学校的报告,证明完成了等同于托福纸考成绩520分的成绩的水平测试;
如果证明是非正式文件,纽约电影学院的代表会通过电话面试或亲自面试,来决定申请者是否具备必需的英语熟练水平。
ADMISSIONS REQUIREMENTSNew York Film Academy offers rolling admissions. You may apply year round to enroll in classes for Fall, Spring, and Summer courses
All applicants to New York Film Academy programs and workshops must have a high school diploma or acceptable equivalent by the time of the course start date. There is no minimum GPA required; however, students must speak English and express a serious desire to explore the art and craft of visual storytelling. Applicants will be interviewed in English by an Admissions Committee member by phone or in person.
All applicants must possess the drive and commitment necessary to complete a rigorous, total immersion program. They must be able to communicate well and work collaboratively with others in an artistic environment. Each program requires different Supplemental Materials.
Recruitment leading to enrollment is conducted in English. In order to enroll, students sign an enrollment agreement that includes the terms and conditions and all cancellation and refund policies of their program. If English is not the student's primary language, and the student is unable to understand the terms and conditions of the enrollment agreement, the student shall have the right to obtain a clear explanation of the terms and conditions and all cancellation and refund policies in his or her primary language.
Bachelor of Fine Arts
ll students pursuing an undergraduate Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) degree from the New York Film Academy must be proficient in English and have earned a high school diploma (at a minimum) or an acceptable equivalent. In addition to the Supporting Materials required, EACH applicant must submit a Creative Portfolio to demonstrate the applicants ability to take on undergraduate level study and show a potential for success within the profession.
REQUIRED APPLICATION MATERIALS
BFA applicants must submit the following materials for admission:
Completed BFA Program Application
$65 non-refundable Application Fee
Proof of high school completion
Narrative Statement
Letters of Recommendation
Creative Portfolio
Proof of English proficiency
SAT/ACT (Not required for International Students)
LETTERS OF RECOMMENDATION
BFA applicants must submit a minimum of two (2) letters of recommendation verifying the applicants ability to successfully take on undergraduate study in the relevant field. Letters must be sealed and stamped, and should be submitted directly to the Admissions Office from the individual writing on the applicants behalf.
MINIMUM REQUIRED SAT OR ACT SUBJECT TEST SCORES
The New York Film Academy does not have clearly defined, required minimum scores. Above all, our undergraduate programs are intensive, rigorous and specialized, where standardized test scores are not always the most useful factor in predicting success. However, when considered a thoughtfully among many other factors, test scores can help give the admissions committee a useful indication of the BFA applicants academic strengths and weaknesses.
INTERVIEW
As part of the admissions process, BFA applicants may be required to have an interview by phone or in person with a New York Film Academy representative. The purpose of the interview is to identify the applicants goals and prior experience. The ideal applicant has a passion for storytelling, creative expression, and artistic collaboration. The interview is also an opportunity to review the curriculum of the program with the applicant and to ensure that s/he fully understands the level of commitment required to successfully complete the degree.
PROOF OF ENGLISH PROFICIENCY
Non-U.S. residents or international applicants, for whom English is not the first or native language), are required to submit proof of English proficiency, in the form of:
An official transcript verifying completion of secondary education in which English is the primary language of communication.
TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) score of 520 or higher (190 for computer-based test or 68 for internet-based test); IELTS 5.5 or the equivalent.
A report from a valid English Language School verifying completion of course level equivalent to a 520 Paper-based TOEFL Score.
In the case that the documentation is not available, a New York Film Academy representative will use a phone or in-person interview as an opportunity to determine whether or not the applicant has the necessary English language proficiency.
Bachelor of Arts
All students pursuing an undergraduate Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree from the New York Film Academy must be proficient in English and have earned a high school diploma (at a minimum) or an acceptable equivalent. In addition to the Supporting Materials required, EACH applicant must submit a Creative Portfolio to demonstrate the applicants ability to take on undergraduate level study and show a potential for success within the profession.
REQUIRED APPLICATION MATERIALS
BA applicants must submit the following materials for admission:
Completed BA Program Application
$65 non-refundable Application Fee
Proof of high school completion
Narrative Statement
Letters of Recommendation
Creative Portfolio
Proof of English proficiency
LETTERS OF RECOMMENDATION
BA applicants must submit a minimum of two (2) letters of recommendation verifying the applicants ability to successfully take on undergraduate study in the relevant field. Letters must be sealed and stamped, and should be submitted directly to the Admissions Office from the individual writing on the applicants behalf.
MINIMUM REQUIRED SAT OR ACT SUBJECT TEST SCORES
The New York Film Academy does not have clearly defined, required minimum scores. Above all, our undergraduate programs are intensive, rigorous and specialized, where standardized test scores are not always the most useful factor in predicting success. However, when considered a thoughtfully among many other factors, test scores can help give the admissions committee a useful indication of the BA applicants academic strengths and weaknesses.
INTERVIEW
As part of the admissions process, BA applicants may be required to have an interview by phone or in person with a New York Film Academy representative. The purpose of the interview is to identify the applicants goals and prior experience. The ideal applicant has a passion for storytelling, creative expression, and artistic collaboration. The interview is also an opportunity to review the curriculum of the program with the applicant and to ensure that s/he fully understands the level of commitment required to successfully complete the degree.
PROOF OF ENGLISH PROFICIENCY
Non-U.S. residents or international applicants, for whom English is not the first or native language), are required to submit proof of English proficiency, in the form of:
An official transcript verifying completion of secondary education in which English is the primary language of communication.
TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) score of 520 or higher (190 for computer-based test or 68 for internet-based test); IELTS 5.5 or the equivalent.
A report from a valid English Language School verifying completion of course level equivalent to a 520 Paper-based TOEFL Score.
In the case that the documentation is not available, a New York Film Academy representative will use a phone or in-person interview as an opportunity to determine whether or not the applicant has the necessary English language proficiency.
Associate of Fine Arts
All students pursuing an Associate of Fine Arts (AFA) Degree from The New York Film Academy must be proficient in English and have earned a high school diploma (at a minimum) or an acceptable equivalent. Applicants must also submit a Creative Portfolio.
All transcripts and supporting materials should be submitted to:
New York Film Academy
Admissions Review Office
3300 W. Riverside Dr.
Burbank, CA 91505
REQUIRED APPLICATION MATERIALS
AFA applicants must submit the following materials for admission:
Completed AFA Program Application
Application Fee
Proof of high school completion
Narrative Statement
Letter of Recommendation
Creative Portfolio
Proof of English proficiency (such as TOEFL or IELTS score), if native language is other than English (TOEFL Code: 6857)
APPLICATION FEE
Students must submit a non-refundable $65 application fee, payable online as part of the online application.
LETTER OF RECOMMENDATION
AFA applicants must submit one letter of recommendation verifying the applicants ability to successfully take on undergraduate study in the relevant field. Letters must be sealed and stamped, and should be submitted directly to the Admissions Office from the individual writing on the applicants behalf.
PROOF OF ENGLISH PROFICIENCY
Non-U.S. residents or international applicants, for whom English is not the first or native language), are required to submit proof of English proficiency, in the form of:
An official transcript verifying completion of secondary education in which English is the primary language of communication.
TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) score of 520 or higher (190 for computer-based test or 68 for internet-based test); IELTS 5.5 or the equivalent.
A report from a valid English Language School verifying completion of course level equivalent to a 520 Paper-based TOEFL Score.
In the case that the documentation is not available, a New York Film Academy representative will use a phone or in-person interview as an opportunity to determine whether or not the applicant has the necessary English language proficiency.
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