The classes have been carefully designed at both introductory and advanced levels in order to accommodate students with no prior experience as well as more advanced students. The curriculum includes classroom instruction, production and equipment lab time as well as film screenings. The School provides cameras, editing facilities, rehearsal and production areas as well as computer facilities. Instruction is provided by School of Filmmaking faculty and guest artists who are noted professionals in the film industry. Students will also take classes in music appreciation, music theory and musicianship, as well as perform in the Summer Session Orchestra, Wind Ensemble and Chorus.
Admission is open to all interested music students.
Courses are designed to meet the individual needs of each participant. The Visual Arts Program, which offers a five-week program for high school and beginning college students, is designed to train students in the skills and tools of visual communication. Studio classes have been carefully planned to explore the mechanical, philosophical and intellectual aspects of the arts experience in terms of the individuality of each student. Information and Applications Complete information about NCSA Summer Session, as well as specific requirements for admission, fees, and tuition to the various programs is published separately. For further information, contact the Office of Admissions.