Thanks for the encouragement :) I think the professional program sounds like a great opportunity. If I hadn't done the certificate program through UCLA extension, I would definitely do the professional one. As of now, my plan is to continue writing while working to save money, and then reapply.
Hi! Sorry to respond so late, I unsubscribed from email notifications so I didn't see this until now. I interviewed in person in LA. I was given the choice to do a Skype interview, but ultimately decided to fly in because I had points racked up for a free flight. Good luck in your interview!
I interviewed for Screenwriting a week and a half ago and got an email earlier this week saying I didn't get in. I'm bummed but feel lucky to have had the chance to interview. They did say if you're interviewed, you automatically get into the professional program if you choose to go. I'm not...
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I got an interview email through Gmail and it went straight to my main inbox. I believe they are only doing interviews in NYC and LA, but I'm not 100% sure. Hope this helps :)
I applied for Screenwriting and mine says
WE ARE REVIEWING YOUR APPLICATION. THE STATUS OF YOUR APPLICATION IS UPDATED DAILY AND/OR AS CHANGES OCCUR TO YOUR FILE. BECAUSE OF THE VOLUME OF MATERIALS WE RECEIVE, PLEASE NOTE THAT IT TYPICALLY REQUIRES 8-10 BUSINESS DAYS FROM THE DATE OF RECEIPT...
The program is great in the sense that you get out of it what you put in. My main goal was to get as many writing samples as I could, so I took the spec and pilot classes various times with different teachers. Other people I know prefer to take different classes, like sketch ones, how to...
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I wish I could recommend one, but I don't really know any :(
My only 'advice' would be to take a writing class somewhere to meet people who would want to form one. The one I'm a part of is just a few people from a class I took, and I'm keeping in touch with them via email for the time...
Hi Jennifer :)
I loved the program. I had never written anything before enrolling, so I really got a lot out of it. For me, it was definitely worth the money (though I’ve heard classes have gone up a bit in price since I left).
I left the program with 4 scripts: 2 specs of an existing show...
I was reading through last years thread and it takes them a bit to respond with dates. Here's the link if you wanna check it out
http://www.studentfilms.com/threads/ucla-screenwriting-mfa-2013.16839/
I responded to them saying I preferred to interview in LA. I haven't heard back yet. What about you?
There's some info on the interview process in previous threads. As for the percentage, I think it depends on the year. But I'm not really sure.
I got an email for an interview at UCLA (Screenwriting). I'm from Miami and I've read in previous threads that the East Coast gets contacted first, so... no need to get nervous yet :)
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