It was the easiest application that I've ever had to complete. There's something that I found out too late was that if you attend their information sessions, they usually waive the application fee which is $75 for international students. I hope it helps those who are gonna apply in the next session
To provide context on my future goal, I aspire to become a cinematographer. I'm pretty much clear about my future. Nevertheless, I want to learn all aspects of filmmaking before diving into cinematography. Oh also, I'm an international student
Okay, so I need genuine advice from people who are...
Hi, I'm a 35 year old looking to get into filmmaking particularly cinematography as I have always loved being behind the camera, problem is I have zero experience. I really want to build a career as a d.o.p but not sure how to go about this and I find myself down some days wondering if it's too...
The application went well! It was interesting to apply to a Cinematography program without providing any visual supplements. It was all writing samples with the most narrative being an essay on Cinematography as Storytelling. The others were writing samples of personal/purpose statements.
I'm looking to primarily focus on Cinematography and would also like to learn CGI and AI creation as well. I would also like to do some directing however those two are the main ones that I am focusing on especially for a film school degree, cinematography being #1 and the most important to me...
Application process went well! It’s quick and concise for everything that’s required of you to submit. Probably the least extensive of all the applications I’ve done.
Very good. I submitted everything on time before December 1, 2023. My recommendations also got in on time. Just recently heard I've been invited to interview for the Cinematography program, so I am excited and hopeful.
Patience seems to be essential. An excellent narrative statement and a...
Second time applying in back to back years, managed to submit both old and new material. The entire AFI process has been tough and filled with ups and downs as I was able to get interviewed last year but waitlisted and didn't hear back. This time though, I feel way more prepared and ready to...
I did my Bachelor's in engineering and I have always had a passion for camera, composition, and such and have 4 years of experience in handling cameras for covering outdoor events. I have finally decided to pursue a degree in cinematography and would like to do a master's. I went through the...
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...
Hello everyone, I'm currently at the end of my second year of my undergraduate and I am interested in studying Cinematography in the UK.
The places I am looking at right now are:
- Goldsmiths
- University of the Arts, London
- Met Film School
- London Film School
- National Film and TV School...
First time applying.
I had materials ready from another application, so i just had apply it to this application.
Though I did have to edit down my work to fit into the NFTS' running time constraint, which is 15 minutes total for up to 3 examples of work.
Not so good, got waitlisted. I submitted my application on the last day before the deadline and I got the request for interview quite late, 17th March and also I take the interview on Mar 27th. I only had one professor submit a letter of recommendation before that ddl and the other professor...
The application went well! Surprisingly the only school to not require a portfolio of any kind, so I felt like my strengths were in my cinematography essay and my personal statement. I thought I did well in my interview as well, but I guess no helping getting waitlisted with such a small cohort...
It was pretty simple, ucla doesn’t ask for a portfolio just essays. So I just wrote my statement and two other essays that seemed rather simple. I finished in about 2 days of writing and then got all my recommendation letters in.
The application was quite smooth. They require you to submit a Statement of Purpose which is about two pages long, a transformational essay of about ~1500 words, a CV, two recommendation letters and a cinematography sample.
The application process was quite stressful for me, as it was my first time applying for a Masters, I'm not familiar with the US system, and UCLA feels intimidating (I honestly applied while being sure I'd probably never ever get in lol) although they don't ask you for a portfolio or previous...
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