The application was very straightforward. I was already working on my resume, sop, challenging essay, and portfolio list over the summer. The dilemma was not having a cinematography reel. I only had three films, and I was thankful to be put on as DP for two more and took me over a week to...
I went to go visit the campus and graduate facility in Playa Vista during the summer. I didn't get to check out the sound stages because it was closed down, but I'm happy that they were able to show me other spaces like editing bays, mixing rooms, screening rooms, camera stage, etc. They did so...
I figured that the application process would remain the same. I was able to work on my essay prompts ahead of time. Before, figuring out which film I wanted to dive into for my cinematography essay was difficult. Luckily, I came across a film I watched with a friend, and I was blown away. didn't...
Hi! Thank you for starting a thread! I'm a rising senior at UCLA, interested in going to USC for MFA Film/Television program. I guess I'll start off w basic questions...
1. what's the school like now, based on your experience?
2. Are grad students able to get priority for equipment?
3. Just...
I say CSULB because it's at least closer to LA. If you put in the work and dedication into the program, you can make the most out of it. Also, the tuition is cheaper. You can save money on the side and fund your projects and thesis. UC Irvine wouldn't be my choice, you may find a film community...
Really good! I believe that the requirements have remained the same, so I was able to get a head start in writing for the 500 word essay and develop a two-minute storytelling sample.
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