Process was good. I loved the interviewers. The department chair called me in the afternoon to let me know I had gotten in and then my letter and fin aid was available the following day
My IELTS expired on December 2023, I applied to the program well before that, turns out if the IELTS is valid while you submit the application, it's considered complete which is not the case everywhere.
First time I am applying. The application is hassle-free. You put an application on the common Texas website, 'apply Texas'. Once you pay the amount, you can apply through the college website. Again, very simple if you have all the checklist materials.
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I'm considering both these universities mostly because of the financial aid/scholarships they've offered. I'm interested in cinematography, and that's what I want to pursue after graduation. Both the programs look great. CCC focuses more on Directing but is in Chicago and has a better...
The application was quite simple and straightforward. My interview in my opinion was nothing special. It went okay. I got offered a full tuition waiver but I’m not sure if this is a good film school. Now i’m confused between columbia college chicago and OU
It was a very easy and straightforward application. If you attend the Zoom AMA's, they will give you a code for a fee waiver at the end. There's an opportunity to apply for a fellowship in the application which I think is pretty cool.
The video interview questions at the end were awkward and threw me for a loop. There wasn't enough time to process the question, then answer it succinctly, but outside of that it was a straightforward application.
The application process was straightforward, but there were a lot of materials to prepare so make sure you start early, so you can take your time and get all the materials in. I had a lot of fun writing the narrative scene
The application process was straightforward, but there were a lot of materials to prepare so make sure you start early, so you can take your time and get all the materials in. I had a lot of fun writing the narrative scene
The application process was pretty straightforward, I just had to submit a personal statement, up to 20 page writing sample, and up to 5 page narrative scene.
It was super easy and straight forward. SCAD has rolling decision so they get back to you pretty quickly. The only issue that I had was my short film was not uploading into SlideRoom so they had to reopen my application for me to find another way to submit it.
Overall, the application went okay. It was quite lengthy and a bit intimidating at the start but once you start with your essays, it gets better. I would recommend to start early even though I completed mine in like 15 days because of all the other applications. I think getting a head start...
When I submitted it, I felt like my statement was either great or a dumpster fire... so there is that. Other than that, though, I submitted the same sample as for the Screenwriting MFA, so not too many new variables here. I do, however, have a special interest in theatre (the main character of...
Having taken place a few weeks after the initial three, this one wasn't so bad. I submitted my main application and statement on the 15th and actually didn't email in my supplementary materials until the 18th, but the 15th is just "priority," and they technically accept applications until...
Very much appreciated the brief extension from December 1st to December 3rd, having applied to Michener and UT's Screenwriting MFA also. Beyond that, pretty simple and standard application process (singular statement and full-length sample), and fingers are being crossed.
It seemed to ask... a lot compared to everyone else (three statements and a synopsis in addition to the sample is woof), and that was bit stressful. The program, however, is my first choice (as of right now and for much of the application process), so I appreciated having more room to express...
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...
Just fine! Submitting Michener on the same day was a bit stressful, but I got it done — LOL. + I was pleasantly surprised to receive the interview request, but we will see what happens. 😁👍
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