Video Showcase
Tisch School of the Arts Asia
Tisch Asia Students Speak!
Learn what it's like to go to Tisch School of the Arts Asia directly from the students themselves.
Animation & Digital Arts Spring Show 2009 Karma Show: Video
Watch this short video highlighting the annual Karma exhibition of ANDA student work.
A Bright, Bright Afternoon - Directed by Tan Shijie
A Bright, Bright Afternoon - Directed by Tan Shijie - This film is from a selection of M.O.S. (non-synchronous audio track) exercises from the Tisch Asia film students.
Shot - Directed by Stephanie Bousley
Shot - Directed by Stephanie Bousley - This film is from a selection of M.O.S. (non-synchronous audio track) exercises from the Tisch Asia film students.
Solidity - Directed by Eugene Koh
Solidity - Directed by Eugene Koh. This film is from a selection of M.O.S. (non-synchronous audio track) exercises from the Tisch Asia film students.
Persistence Pays Off: An Interview with Ashish Ghadiali
An interview Ashish Ghadiali, UK Film Council John Brabourne Award Winner, and MFA film candidate at Tisch School of the Arts Asia.
35mm Lighting Test Exercise
Under the direction of Cinematographer Bobby Bukowski, film students at Tisch Asia shot a lighting test on 35mm film, designed to show different lighting environments not only on Tisch Asia's sound stage, but also in an exterior setting.
A Conversation with Oliver Stone
Oliver Stone, artistic director at Tisch School of the Arts Asia, talks candidly about his NYU education and the new campus in Singapore.
Students Speak
Tisch Asia grad students riff on subjects of life and school at Tisch in Singapore.
An Interview with Faculty
Faculty at Tisch Asia talk about the school, the students, and coming to study in Film, Dramatic Writing, and Animation & Digital Arts in Singapore.
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Singapore, home to Tisch School of the Arts Asia, offers a multicultural society that is imperative to creative work. The nation’s infrastructure, its entrepreneurial spirit, the location to other parts of the world, and the burgeoning arts community also make it an ideal place for an education in the arts.
Each member of the faculty has been meticulously selected to teach at Tisch School of the Arts Asia because of their strong ties to the industry and their tireless devotion to educating the next generation of storytellers. Many members of the faculty, originally from the campus in New York, now are in residence in Singapore. And new instructors from Asia, Europe and other cities in the United States have joined the faculty.
Students from 21 countries, including Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, Costa Rica, Cuba, Finland, France, Germany, Ghana, India, Japan, Kenya, Korea, Singapore, South Africa, Taiwan, Turkey, Uganda, the West Indies, and the United States, now study at our campus.
