Award winning stop motion animation by Grace Griffin '18 that also secured her acceptance to SUNY Purchase's prestigious theater arts program.

Story adaptation of the childhood sing along game turned into comedic murder mystery narrative. This brilliantly written and beautifully shot visual tale was completed in 2016 by alumni Teddy Bass '19 (currently studying filmmaking at NYU Tisch), Jacob Giordano '19, (currently studying screenwriting at NYU Tisch), Grace Griffin '18 (SUNY Purchase), and Zach Knecht '18

In this visual and auditory exploration into the meaning of movement, alumni Isaac Rolstan '21 invites us to feel all the possibilities of that which surrounds us in this world.

Nyack High School students explore a variety of ways to use film & video skills. In this example alumni Daniel Ibalio '18 shows us a creative use that also supports student learning here at Nyack High School.

Spotlight video and interview with basketball captain and leader-player by alumni Damien Dely '20, currently studying film and media at Mercy College.

During their senior year, alumni Ethan W. '19 and Jake W. '19 enlisted the help of students and staff to highlight some of the ways in which our Nyack HS community stands out.

The Art of the Shot is an original short film written, directed and edited by Valerie Nilan '19.

Another stunning example of attention to details by Grace Griffin '18 in this 007 inspired original short story.

A short claymation test by Valerie Nelan '19 explores how animators can make the impossible possible bringing to life the inanimate.

Alumni Isaac R. '21 demonstrates pacing and cuts with this highlight reel of our NHS Teah Week celebration.

DaVinci alumni and long time vLogger Bobby Royston ('22) offers Pro Tips for improving your vlogs. From B Roll to Jump Cuts, he shares insight that has helped his videos find clarity of story, thoughtful pacing, and effective editing.

Jeremy Cairo '17 once again demonstrates his full range of talent from storyline and dialogue to directing and cinematography in his award winning original short, The Art of Theater.

Taking us through the process of developing a script, Josh Sandoval '18 cleverly demonstrates his talents across several genres.