Hey, this is my first time posting. Congratulations everyone who received an interview!!! I applied to the Tisch MFA and didn't receive a notification yesterday. My visual submission was an incomplete film (we had only shot half, the edit was essentially a first assembly of a first shoot, and there was no sound, score or graphics which are important to the film as it is mostly silent). It wasn't ready because the film got picked up by a scheme run by the BFI and BBC and we had to slow down the production for a number of reasons related to the executive involvement.
The film is now complete and hugely improved. Do you think I would be able to/it would be advisable to use it as a submission again next year, in its finished form, or do you think that now they've viewed and rejected an early iteration it would be a bad idea to resubmit? Should I try to make another narrative fiction film of the same production scale in the next year? I get that I should always be striving to make more, but I'm currently starting work on a documentary that will probably take up most of my free time and am wondering if I should put that aside and focus on another narrative short?
I know it's quite soon to be asking these questions, but I'm trying to mitigate the blow of yesterday by planning for next year.
Any advice would be truly appreciated.