John Miralles, Director of LSU Shreveport’s Animation and Visual Effects Program, will be our guest at NOCCA this Thursday. He will give a brief power point about the programs at
Bless Me, Ultima, Produced By Sarah Dileo, NOCCA Creative Writing (1994-1995) Bless Me, Ultima is a turbulent coming-of-age story about a young boy, Antonio (Luke Ganalon), growing up in
Media Arts student, Dorian Danos, has entered a contest for a product, buzzy, which helps releive pain in shots to kids. She needs lot of views before Feb. 15th. Click
The broadcast premiere of the award-winning documentary BURY THE HATCHET begins this Februrary on The Documentary Channel. Please visit the film’s facebook page for updates on festival screenings and other news. Airtimes for February on
Director Ernest Dickerson and propmaster Beau Harrison talk to NOCCA Media Arts students during a visit to the set of Treme.
Congratulations to McDonogh #35 student Malcolm Johnson, the winner of the 2nd Annual Anti-Bullying Video Contest. The Contest is an initiative of Board President Thomas Robichaux and Malcolm was honored
Media Arts faculty, Aaron Walker’s film, Bury the Hatchet, will be shown in the 2012 Margaret Mead Film Festival at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City on
2012 New Orleans Film Festival presents Cinema Reset, a special exhibition of experimental film and new media. Cinema Reset Award Winner: Courtney Egan Prize: $2000 camera package from Division Camera
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