First time applying and I knew I didn't get in when I saw others had been asked to interview over a week prior. Wasn't surprised to receive my rejection after that, especially since this was the application I turned in the latest and put in the least effort for (whoops). Still—bummer.
The...
Smooth and uneventful. Submitted a couple weeks ahead of the deadline. Got an interview request and conducted the interview 4 days later. Am currently awaiting the final decision.
First time applying. Pretty standard application. Didn't hear back from them for a while. I don't think they interview. Asked when decisions would be made and didn't get a reply until the rejection lol (admittedly only a couple of days later).
This was my first time applying and I honestly didn't expect to get in; most of my materials were done at the very last minute, but that doesn't mean I didn't put great thought and effort into them. My ten-page writing sample was the only thing I had prepared beforehand.
The decision...
My application process was simple. I spoke with the Department Chair in September, and had been in constant communication with my Graduate Admissions Advisor.
The hardest part of the entire process was deciding which documentary I wanted to send.
Hi all, I'm from SoCal, and I'm thinking of applying to USC for the screenwriting MFA program when applications open in fall 2023.
I actually have a degree in creative writing, and I've built a decent career as a communications consultant in the past decade or so. However, I constantly dream...
Good! BU didn't have too many requirements, but they do have the Kira assessment which is interesting. Answering recorded questions was much more awkward than I anticipated. I had 3 video questions and it's sort of a substitute for an interview. Other than that, I liked that BU let you submit 2...
The application process went well! Felt slightly more daunting than the AFI application with the submission option of a 100+ word screenplay but I opted to submit a pilot instead. Overall, fairly good!
The application process was okay! I really enjoyed the prompt for the five page screenplay and everything else was fairly straightforward. Had a couple of international student based issues and didn’t receive any reply but managed to figure it out myself.
Was in correspondence with a very helpful admission guidance counsellor through email throughout the admission progress. I attended their 4 Weeks Filmmaking program before and therefore had a lot of questions about visa renewal and migration stuff. Had to upload documents onto NYFA admissions...
Process was intense! Lots to submit, I was def overwhelmed but excited. This is my first time applying. I think my personal statement was a touch too long but I stayed under the requirement. Also, the website has different information on the requirement than the actual application portal does...
NYU has the most straightforward application process for any grad school I've applied to. You simply submit your script (or play in my case), your resume, two letters of recommendation (although I submitted four, two professional and two academic letters), and a statement of purpose. It is also...
Starting this thread for community and questions as we play the waiting game. There doesn't seem to be many of us Chapman folks so this thread is for applicants to all of the MFA programs in the Dodge College of Film and Media Arts. I think someone did create one specifically for applicants to...
I've really enjoyed myself! It inspired me to write and gave me the motivation to finish my screenplay! I submitted a half an hour pilot in US format. I did find it really hard writing the statement of purpose with such a small amount of words but I was really happy with it in the end after...
Hi everyone, I'm in the process of applying to MFAs in the US, Canada and the UK and as you all know they all require some form of visual sample of your work. Now, I attempted to shoot a short film this year that I was going to use to apply for film school with and I spent a lot of money on it...
Second time applying. Much happier with my creative challenges this time around but less happy with my 10-page sample. Also submitted the same (slightly edited) autobiographical statement which maybe I should have re-written but hey-ho.
Wishing everyone luck as we head into the final weeks approaching the deadline! Creating this thread for community/questions/moral support as we move forward with our applications and interview processes!
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