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Student Blog: Flip Sarta

Profile photo of Flip Sarta, smiling at the camera wearing a red sweater with a blurred background of what looks like a restaurant.

Thesis student Flip Sarta writes about adjusting to a new normal and looks ahead to life after graduation.

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Student Blog: Julia Ward

julia ward standing on the side of a road with a car about to pass as people walk by her on the sidewalk

Thesis student Julia Ward writes about her 9/11 documentary, Panic Never Pays, the importance of planning ahead, and improvising when things don’t go as planned.

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Student Blog: Ava Young

SVA Student Ava Young in front of banner for Nashville Film festival

2nd year Screenwriter Ava Young shares her first year short film, Sunrise, and why she needs to write and tell stories.

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Student Blog: Jungyoon Jang & Hae Seoung Kim

Jungyoon Jang & Hae Seoung Kim stand in the hallway of the SVA main building in front of the words "Film - Video & Animation" written on the walls.

Our first blog of the new year is a double!

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Student Blog: Charlotte Atkinson

Charlotte Atkinson sits at the SVA editing lab Computer workstation looking at an editing timeline on the computer with her head resting on her hand.

Third year editing student Charlotte Atkinson writes about why she applied to film school and discusses her new job at CBS Sports!

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Student Blog: Lanre Olateru-Olagbegi Jr

Profile photo of director Lane from a still from his film. He looks direclty at the camera while in a bookstore wearing black glasses.

Third year student Lanre Olagbegi shares his freshman year film and writes about finding inspiration for his upcoming thesis film.

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Sage Love Takes His Thesis Home to Haiti

Sage Love sits in a tree looking up.

Sage Love writes about making his thesis film, a documentary on his home of Haiti.

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