Summer Arts Institute

This tuition-free intensive arts program allows for New York City Department of Education public school students entering grades 8-12, to major in dance, theater, vocal music, instrumental music, visual art, film or photography. Frank Sinatra School of the Arts School in Astoria, Queens serves as the home for the Summer Arts Institute this year, which is administered by the New York City Department of Education’s Office of the Arts and Special Projects. The Tribeca Film Institute serves as the cultural partner for the filmmaking component of the Summer Arts Institute.

Young filmmakers collaborate with instructors and receive one-on-one attention as they work towards completing their final group and personal projects. Students create, challenge, and explore the creative and technical aspects of filmmaking in a six-week program in July and August. This rigorous program is designed for students who have a media-making background. The high quality work produced has been featured in youth film festivals nationwide.

Details:

The 2011 Summer Arts Institute will take place from July 5 through July 29 at Frank Sinatra School of the Arts in Astoria, Queens. The film studio will run an extra two weeks and close on August 12.

Applications for the 2011 Summer Arts Institute are now closed.

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Brenda Cespedes said:
My daughter will starting 11th grade next September. She has taken art and photography classes in SVA, New School and FIT and wants to get involved into video. What are the chances to join the Institute during this summer?. It looks like is too late, but it can be considered?
Amina said:
I am looking foward to attending SAI this year. This is my first year anf I am so pumped!!!! I CANT WAIT! When i Got Accepted For High School Theater I was like WOW!!! I was pumped for a whole week! &&_' Also the evarioment is very beautiful! Frank Sinarta School Of The Arts Is a beautiful School!! CANT WAIT TO JULY 5th!!!!! :]
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