The Barry R. Feirstein Graduate School of Cinema on the Steiner Studios film lot in Brooklyn, N.Y., opened in fall 2015. The school offers a two-year M.A. in cinema studies and a three-year M.F.A. in cinema arts with a specialized education in six disciplines — producing, directing, screenwriting, cinematography, post-production and digital arts (begins in fall 2016). Housed in a new 68,000-square-foot state-of the-art facility, the school is the first public graduate film school in New York and the only film school in the United States located on a working film lot, and is dedicated to cultivating new and emerging voices in cinema.
Adjunct Faculty
The Feirstein Graduate School of Cinema is looking for adjunct faculty qualified to teach the following graduate-level courses in fall 2017:
- Advanced Editing
- Advanced Screenwriting
- Cinema Aesthetics
- Cinematography 2
- Digital Imaging and Compositing I
- Digital Media Integration
- Directing the Actor
- Distribution and Exhibition
- Documentary Production Workshop
- Film Analysis & Research
- Film History / Historiography
- Global Cinemas
- Integrated Media
- Narrative Structure
- National Cinemas
- Post-production Workshop
- Pre-production and Production Management
- Process of Producing
- Producing for New Media
- Production Workshop I
- Scene Writing Workshop
- Screenwriting
- Script Analysis and Development
- Sound Editing and Design 1
- World Cinema for DAVE
- World Cinema to 1960
- Writing for New Media
Industry credits are required, and graduate teaching experience and an M.F.A. are preferred for most production courses. A Ph.D. is required for cinema studies courses. E-mail a CV with a short cover letter, a list of courses taught, and student evaluations, where available, to Matt Moore, academic program manager. Reference “Feirstein Jobs” in the subject line and indicate which course(s) you are qualified to teach.