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I don’t know if I’m enterely correct, but I’m almost sure that it’s called Screenwriting/Directing. When I applied for, I don’t remember seeing a screenwriting only MFA. They thing is, they divide people in their preferred concentration after.Those who got the interview email, did y'all apply for Screenwriting/Directing or just Screenwriting?
in past years, about how many interviews have been scheduled total for columbia?Seems like most scheduled interviews are for early March?
https://www.filmschool.org/applicat...reativeProdu&scf[School][1]=ColumbiaDirecting
According to the interview with @Patrick Clement classes are combined first year and then you split off you either Screenwriting or Directing IIRC:it’s called Screenwriting/Directing
No idea. But you can use the filters and sorting in the database to get an idea.in past years, about how many interviews have been scheduled total for columbia?
Not yetanyone hear anything today?
ughhhhhhh this is so stressful!!!! i hate overanalyzing like why they released some in the morning and then today nothing and it's the afternoon now....Maybe Monday?
Wish they’ve saved some for Californianswell, it’s past 5 on the east coast. guess the earliest anyone would hear anything is monday)))))))
Good question! On the program info session they mentioned that the avg. aid the school gives is around 20-25k. You can find it on youtube.Has anyone heard of Columbia giving out scholarships for MFA film students?
Curious about these questions myself!Good question! On the program info session they mentioned that the avg. aid the school gives is around 20-25k. You can find it on youtube.
Starting your second year, you can apply for a TA.
My question: does anyone know if they ever give out full rides?
Another question: For those interviewing, is Columbia your top choice? If so, why?
Good to know! How many films do you make in your first and second year? Are you enjoying the program overall?columbia student here.
i'm not a full ride recipient but it is my understanding is that a couple of other folks in the program folks are.
someone asked about interviews...i believe they interview in batches, my interview back in the day was smack dab in the middle of march if that's helpful for anyone.
producers, screenwriters, and directors all take the same classes year one, with the producers splitting off in year two.
directors and screenwriters continue taking the same classes in year two, then declare a concentration in Directing, Screenwriting, or TV Writing at the end of that year. However, there is little functional distinction between tv writing and screenwriting...
hope that helps.
Ok traditionally it goes like this: Year one: 6 exercises, 1 3-5 minute short, 1 8-12 minute short. Year two: 6 exercises, 1 longer (20 min? not sure) short.How many films do you make in your first and second year?
I'm enjoying the writing part immensely.Are you enjoying the program overall?
Good to know! One more question, were you accepted anywhere else? If so, why did you choose Columbia?Ok traditionally it goes like this: Year one: 6 exercises, 1 3-5 minute short, 1 8-12 minute short. Year two: 6 exercises, 1 longer (20 min? not sure) short.
With COVID: I've done all my exercises (a few with my phone due to lack of access to the school's gear). I've shot the 3-5 minute short but the other two haven't been shot yet. I'm hoping to shoot one this summer and leave the other one for next year, but it really depends on how the pandemic pans out.
I'm enjoying the writing part immensely.
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