I didn't upload to slideroom either I don't even know what that is and I got an interview so I think you're fine @katiebonnieI do not recall a slideroom upload for NYU, or, at least, I did not upload to any NYU slideroom.
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I didn't upload to slideroom either I don't even know what that is and I got an interview so I think you're fine @katiebonnieI do not recall a slideroom upload for NYU, or, at least, I did not upload to any NYU slideroom.
Apparently if you search our database there was one in 2016.I know this is rooted in pure delusion and wishful thinking but has anyone heard of people getting into this program without an interview? hahahaa
And cograts to those who had interviews and good luck!!
Is this just for dramatic writing?Hey guys, wanted to let you know that I emailed Kristoffer Diaz, head of admissions, and he said that all interview requests have been sent out by this point.
Oof! I suppose this means that none of the international students on this forum got an interview? Would love to hear if there were any exceptions, but I suppose it's best to keep expectations low at this point.Hey guys, wanted to let you know that I emailed Kristoffer Diaz, head of admissions, and he said that all interview requests have been sent out by this point.
Thank you for letting us know!Hey guys, wanted to let you know that I emailed Kristoffer Diaz, head of admissions, and he said that all interview requests have been sent out by this point.
Yes! He's the head of dramatic writing admissions.Is this just for dramatic writing?
I'll dm youIf you are international, it might be worth emailing just to check. They were super nice and understanding.
Also, for anyone who was interviewed, would you mind sharing your CV (without names, ofc)? It would be helpful to know the kind of experience they're looking for. Or any tips, really.
I’m an actor, so I sent them my acting CV - that’s the “relevant” experience I have.If you are international, it might be worth emailing just to check. They were super nice and understanding.
Also, for anyone who was interviewed, would you mind sharing your CV (without names, ofc)? It would be helpful to know the kind of experience they're looking for. Or any tips, really.
I don't want to upload my resume publicly, but I as far as my experience is concerned I wrote/directed/everythinged a no-budget feature my last year of undergrad, and have done a few shorts. I also included my experience as a line cook and working for a BDSM-gear company because I thought it was interesting.If you are international, it might be worth emailing just to check. They were super nice and understanding.
Also, for anyone who was interviewed, would you mind sharing your CV (without names, ofc)? It would be helpful to know the kind of experience they're looking for. Or any tips, really.
I interviewed, and I'd be happy to share a little about my background, BUT I'm inclined to believe that the writing sample itself (and perhaps the SOP) is the most critical part of the application. I applied as a playwright, but do not have a lot of professional credits as a playwright yet (I've been primarily and actor and director). I did mention on my resume a bit of work I've done administratively (artistic and literary) at some SPT theatre companies in the past, and the theatre work I have produced/directed myself, but very little of it is directly related to a career as a writer.If you are international, it might be worth emailing just to check. They were super nice and understanding.
Also, for anyone who was interviewed, would you mind sharing your CV (without names, ofc)? It would be helpful to know the kind of experience they're looking for. Or any tips, really.
During my interview he explained that they need people from all different levels of experience to make the cohort work. I have experience in copywriting from an internship but that's probably my only relevant experience. Even if I don't end up getting in, I'm sure my lack of experience won't count against me because it's really about your writing.If you are international, it might be worth emailing just to check. They were super nice and understanding.
Also, for anyone who was interviewed, would you mind sharing your CV (without names, ofc)? It would be helpful to know the kind of experience they're looking for. Or any tips, really.
LOL we must be writers...theorizing, plotting, playing what if...I am procrastinating writing a paper, and I don't know if anyone has already put their theory about this out there, but I was going through the application database and it said that last year this program and another program I applied for released acceptances on the 13th of March, which was a Friday.
On a forum for a different school on here, it said that someone from admissions said the 12th for whatever school that was. This year, the 12th is a Friday like the 13th was last year. Therefore, I am theorizing that acceptances will be the 12th. What do y'all think?
Also I was just thinking about how I'm so excited and counting down the days, but I might be counting down the days to the day I find out I didn't get into grad school haha. But I need to stay positive or I'll spiral