We are excited to introduce a new web series called NOCCA Talks, spearheaded by Media Arts student, Jac Bedrossian. Click below to watch the second episode of NOCCA Talks featuring an
October 25 – 27: SPILL, a new theatrical work by playwright and Emmy-nominee Leigh Fondakowski and artist Reeva Wortel In 2008, members of New York’s acclaimed Tectonic Theatre company came to NOCCA to work
NOCCA Level III Media Arts Student Patrick Burtchaell (Chalmette-70043/Homeschool) recently won Tulane Day Poster Contest for his winning entry. He received a complimentary copy of Adobe Creative Suite 6. The
Sarah Devlin Eighteen-year-old New Orleans native Sarah Devlin has already established herself as a true artist in a field you might not expect: she’s a filmmaker. Devlin graduated in May
The NOCCA Culinary Department enjoyed a special visit from local food truck vendor. Students learned what it takes to be a successful food vendor in New Orleans directly from the
Today, Governor Bobby Jindal announced appointments to the New Orleans Center for the Creative Arts Board of Directors. The New Orleans Center for the Creative Arts Board of Directors serves
Unlike other filmmakers and productions that shoot in New Orleans, Spike Lee will cast local talent for his projects. New Orleans native and NOCCA alum, Ciera Payton makes the final cut for Lee’s latest
If “The Voice” prefers that contestants supply tears along with talent, New Orleans’ Alexis Marceaux obliged. Her performance of “Go Your Own Way” on the NBC talent show Monday was prefaced by
The NOCCA Institute & the Faubourg Quartet hit the silver screen with SOUNDS OF THE CINEMA Featuring your favorite movie themes Saturday, October 13 at 7:30pm • Sounds of the
NOCCA Creative Writing Students Sweep 2012 William Faulkner-William Wisdom Writing Competition In the category of Short Story by a high school student, several NOCCA students were recognized by the Pirate’s