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If you are a passionate, hard-working actor, whatever your background and personal circumstances, who wants to have, not just a career, but a life as an artist - in the theater, in film, in TV, in emerging theatrical media, in fact, wherever an embodiment of what it’s like to be human is needed-then we are looking for you.We’re looking for people whose artistic ambitions lie beyond themselves, who enjoy or imagine they’ll enjoy being part of a company. The training here is an exhilarating mix of the monastic and the outgoing. You engage with New York City in all its diversity, both passively and actively. You study minutely and are studied minutely in all those aspects that make up the total actor: sense of selfhood and sense of the other, technique and imagination, discipline and freedom. Over fifty years, Grad Acting has consistently defined and refined a unique training program, one which the industry has recognized as being on the highest level. As you’ll discover as you explore further on this site, here at NYU, you will belong to a cohort of your peers-all MFA students-in classes and in numerous productions every year, chosen precisely to accommodate and feature the talents of each one of you, directed by respected professionals in the field. And we offer an exclusive hands-on collaboration with NYU’s world-class Graduate Film Program. Your career begins here, in the heart of this vibrant city, and at the center of the respected Tisch School of the Arts, where the lifeblood of the theater, film, and television industries flows through on a daily basis. It is our privilege-and our mission-to provide these opportunities for you.We’re looking for people whose artistic ambitions lie beyond themselves, who enjoy or imagine they’ll enjoy being part of a company. The training here is an exhilarating mix of the monastic and the outgoing. You engage with New York City in all its diversity, both passively and actively. You study minutely and are studied minutely in all those aspects that make up the total actor: sense of selfhood and sense of the other, technique and imagination, discipline and freedom.
