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With participation from The New York Times Op-Docs, this course gives developing storytellers the tools they need to complete a short film. Students will explore documentary s ... +
This course will introduce you to the basic theory and techniques of writing, shooting, and editing short digital films. FFW includes asynchronous pre-recorded video lectures; ... +
In this introductory course, you will examine the principles and processes of writing for the screen. Topics include finding and developing story ideas, film language, and scr ... +
Earn a scholarship worth up to $10,000
Shillington is a global design school created by today’s professionals to help students upskill and change careers. With campuses in New York, London, Manchester, Sydney, Melb ... +
Develop your knowledge and skills to an exceptional level. Strictly not for beginners. An in-depth and hands-on course designed to radically enhance the skills and knowledge o ... +
The Manhattan College Intensive English Language Program (IELP) provides high-quality English-language instruction to speakers of other languages in order to meet their goals: ... +
Our two-week ESL + NYC Experience includes 15 hours of classroom English language training and practice per week. English language classes are taught by highly qualified and e ... +
Manhattan College IELP Online courses are available throughout the year - Fall semester (14 weeks), Spring semester (14 weeks), and Summer session (9 weeks). It runs using the ... +
The hospitality industry encompasses hotels, resorts, restaurants, cruises, convention centers, theme parks, private clubs, and many other businesses within the tourism indust ... +
The Comprehensive Plumbing Program is a 30-week all-inclusive program that prepares a student to enter the plumbing field by familiarizing students with residential and commer ... +
Upon completing this program, students will be able to assemble, install, and repair light equipment and building wiring.
In today’s world, people are constantly inundated with information, from online publications, traditional media, politicians, and their social media feeds. Not all information ... +