美国电影导演/制片人申请规划和申请材料汇总:NYU纽约大学, USC南加大, Columbia哥大,Chapman查普曼, AcademyArt 旧金山艺术大学
美国电影导演/制片人申请规划和申请材料汇总:NYU纽约大学, USC南加大, Columbia哥大,Chapman查普曼, AcademyArt 旧金山艺术大学
纽约大学Tisch艺术学院电影学院
Deadline: December 1, 2024
Graduate Film MFA
https://tisch.nyu.edu/admissions/graduate-admissions
申请链接:
https://apply.tisch.nyu.edu/apply/
Statement of Purpose:
Your statement of purpose should provide information about who you are and why you're applying to the program. In what ways do you plan to contribute to the program and beyond? What are your academic and professional goals? Tell us how your experiences, successes, and failures have shaped how you see the world. We are also interested in knowing what kinds of stories you hope to tell. (3 pages maximum, double spaced, 12 point font).
THE CREATIVE PORTFOLIO (VIA SLIDEROOM)
Please prepare the following items for your creative portfolio package:
1.VISUAL SUBMISSION
Sample(s) of your work presented visually. Material done in collaboration with other artists is acceptable provided you were the major creative force (i.e., director, writer, camera operator or editor) and explain in detail the exact nature of your contribution.
Choose ONE of the following formats (i.e. do not combine video and photography):
Video: The submission should contain one complete narrative or documentary film with a total running time that does not exceed 15 minutes. Video footage of staged plays or theatre performances is not acceptable. Do not submit a clip reel. Please be clear about your specific contributions to the sample. You may upload up to ten minutes of video directly to the media page within SlideRoom. If the total running time of your video sample exceeds ten minutes, a YouTube or Vimeo link to your work must be provided on the media page. Please test your video prior to submission. If you are submitting a link, please be sure no downloads or passwords are required. We also ask that you do not deactivate viewer controls on this link. Reviewers will need to be able to fastforward, rewind, and see the video runtime. Foreign language films must have English subtitles.
OR
Photography (Stills): No more than 10 prints/images on any subject, black and white or color, with or without commentary may be submitted. The photographs may also be a presentation of work in other media, such as painting, illustration, sculpture, set design, costume design, etc. (Still images and scans uploaded to SlideRoom should be a minimum of 72 dpi.)
Please use the guidelines provided in SlideRoom when labeling your media (i.e. film or photographs).
2. VIDEO SELF-PORTRAIT
Upload a 1-2 minute self-portrait video where you show and tell us about yourself. Your video should be in your own voice and not a reiteration of why you want to be admitted to NYU's grad film program. Be yourself; what you choose to say and how you say it is up to you. We will not be judging the production value of this film; we encourage applicants to use cameras that are readily available to them (i.e. cell phones or computers). We are not looking for polished/edited videos; it is meant to be a short video where you tell us something about yourself that we cannot get from other aspects of your application.
3. WRITTEN SUBMISSIONS
You must submit ALL of the following:
Dramatic Story: The Dramatic Story is a required short narrative writing exercise. Write a two page story using one of the following themes:
a situation where honesty is an excuse for cruelty
a character whose jealousy can't be controlled
the perils of modesty
a proud character searching for forgiveness
a story that focuses on an act of betrayal
the condition of exile - any kind of exile: political or personal or both
the power of money
revenge
Format for the Dramatic Story: 2 pages, double-spaced, 12 point font, prose style (not screenplay). (Save as a pdf and upload to SlideRoom.)
Short Scene: Write a 2 page cinematic scene between two people that reveals something about the characters. You can give a one sentence description of each character, but please include only essential details. Do not write backstory but please incorporate behavior. Do not include a cover page. Write a maximum of two pages in screenplay format, 12 point font. (Save as a pdf and upload to SlideRoom.)
Concept: Describe one concept for a feature-length script, narrative film, or documentary that you would like to develop. Feel free to follow treatment or prose format. Write no more than one page, typed, double-spaced, 12 point font. (Save as a pdf and upload to SlideRoom.)
Resume & Statement of Purpose: Upload copies of your resume and statement of purpose to SlideRoom. These documents are also required for this Graduate Application as well.
Please upload the requested items only. Failure to do so will be grounds for automatic disqualification. Please do not substitute, vary, or add extraneous or additional pieces. Portfolio materials cannot be edited once uploaded to SlideRoom.
Graduate Film
Application Deadline: December 1st, 2024 (11:59pm EST)
The Graduate Film department requires applicants to submit their creative portfolios in SlideRoom. You can register and set up a department SlideRoom account here: tischfilmandtv.slideroom.com
Note: Please be sure to upload the portfolio materials in SlideRoom and submit this application in order to be considered for admission.
SlideRoom will charge a $12.00 fee for applicants to use this service, and this is a separate fee that is in addition to the graduate application fee. You may pay these fees with a credit or debit card. Your creative portfolio must be uploaded via SlideRoom on or before December 1st, 2024 (11:59pm EST).
Please note that upon submitting your creative portfolio, SlideRoom will send you an email to confirm receipt of your materials.
Once you have registered to start a creative portfolio via SlideRoom, you may step away and come back at any time, until the final deadline. Please make sure that you save your progress after each visit, and do not click to submit until you are 100% sure that you have properly uploaded the required components outlined below. Once you click submit, you may no longer edit your creative portfolio.
THE CREATIVE PORTFOLIO (via SlideRoom)
Please prepare the following items for your creative portfolio package:
1.VISUAL SUBMISSION
Sample(s) of your work presented visually. Material done in collaboration with other artists is acceptable provided you were the major creative force (i.e., director, writer, camera operator or editor) and explain in detail the exact nature of your contribution.
Choose ONE of the following formats (i.e. do not combine video and photography):
Video: The submission should contain one complete narrative or documentary film with a total running time that does not exceed 15 minutes. Video footage of staged plays or theatre performances is not acceptable. Do not submit a clip reel. Please be clear about your specific contributions to the sample. You may upload up to ten minutes of video directly to the media page within SlideRoom. If the total running time of your video sample exceeds ten minutes, a YouTube or Vimeo link to your work must be provided on the media page. Please test your video prior to submission. If you are submitting a link, please be sure no downloads or passwords are required. We also ask that you do not deactivate viewer controls on this link. Reviewers will need to be able to fastforward, rewind, and see the video runtime. Foreign language films must have English subtitles.
OR
Photography (Stills): No more than 10 prints/images on any subject, black and white or color, with or without commentary may be submitted. The photographs may also be a presentation of work in other media, such as painting, illustration, sculpture, set design, costume design, etc. (Still images and scans uploaded to SlideRoom should be a minimum of 72 dpi.)
Please use the guidelines provided in SlideRoom when labeling your media (i.e. film or photographs).
2. VIDEO SELF-PORTRAIT
Upload a 1-2 minute self-portrait video where you show and tell us about yourself. Your video should be in your own voice and not a reiteration of why you want to be admitted to NYU's grad film program. Be yourself; what you choose to say and how you say it is up to you. We will not be judging the production value of this film; we encourage applicants to use cameras that are readily available to them (i.e. cell phones or computers). We are not looking for polished/edited videos; it is meant to be a short video where you tell us something about yourself that we cannot get from other aspects of your application.
3. WRITTEN SUBMISSIONS
You must submit ALL of the following:
Dramatic Story: The Dramatic Story is a required short narrative writing exercise. Write a two page story using one of the following themes:
- a situation where honesty is an excuse for cruelty
- a character whose jealousy can't be controlled
- the perils of modesty
- a proud character searching for forgiveness
- a story that focuses on an act of betrayal
- the condition of exile - any kind of exile: political or personal or both
- the power of money
- revenge
Format for the Dramatic Story: 2 pages, double-spaced, 12 point font, prose style (not screenplay). (Save as a pdf and upload to SlideRoom.)
Short Scene: Write a 2 page cinematic scene between two people that reveals something about the characters. You can give a one sentence description of each character, but please include only essential details. Do not write backstory but please incorporate behavior. Do not include a cover page. Write a maximum of two pages in screenplay format, 12 point font. (Save as a pdf and upload to SlideRoom.)
Concept: Describe one concept for a feature-length script, narrative film, or documentary that you would like to develop. Feel free to follow treatment or prose format. Write no more than one page, typed, double-spaced, 12 point font. (Save as a pdf and upload to SlideRoom.)
Resume & Statement of Purpose: Upload copies of your resume and statement of purpose to SlideRoom. These documents are also required for this Graduate Application as well.
Please upload the requested items only. Failure to do so will be grounds for automatic disqualification. Please do not substitute, vary, or add extraneous or additional pieces. Portfolio materials cannot be edited once uploaded to SlideRoom.
For technical assistance, please contact: support@slideroom.com.
Professional Resume
A professional resume listing academic background, work experience, honors, affiliations with professional organizations, papers presented at conferences, published work, etc.
Statement of Purpose
Your statement of purpose should provide information about who you are and why you're applying to the program. In what ways do you plan to contribute to the program and beyond? What are your academic and professional goals? Tell us how your experiences, successes, and failures have shaped how you see the world. We are also interested in knowing what kinds of stories you hope to tell. (3 pages maximum, double spaced, 12 point font).
SlideRoom Creative Portfolio
Once you have submitted all required portfolio materials in SlideRoom a confirmation number will be emailed to you. If you plan to submit this application before submitting your portfolio via SlideRoom, you can log back into your application account and add the SlideRoom confirmation code via the application status page after you've submitted the graduate application.
SlideRoom Confirmation Number
纽约电影学院
Deadline:February 14, 2025
Master of Fine Arts (MFA) in Filmmaking program
https://www.nyfa.edu/mfa/filmmaking/
申请链接:
https://nyfa.my.site.com/portal/TX_SiteLogin?startURL=%2Fportal%2FTargetX_Base__Portal
Narrative Statement:
The narrative statement should be a self-reflective essay (max. 3 typed pages) detailing the applicant’s reasons for pursuing a Master of Fine Arts degree in the film, media or performing arts and why NYFA is the right school for you. The essay should take into account the individual’s history, formative creative experiences, contemporary influences and inspirations, and personal artistic dreams.
This application requires a creative portfolio
Applicants may choose to submit a writing sample OR a visual sample.
Writing Sample (choose from below)
Excerpt: Excerpt from an original screenplay or prose fiction piece (5-10 pages)
Original Work: Original short story, article or critical studies essay examining a literary or cinematic work (play, screenplay, television series, film, etc.) (3-7 pages)
Treatment or Outline: Treatment or outline of a film, webisode or television series concept (3-7 pages)
Visual Sample (choose from below)
· Visual Series: Any visual or studio art, including, but not limited to: paintings, drawings, sculptures, set designs, mixed media arts, photographs (3-10 pieces), with an accompanying description contextualizing the submission
· Short Film: Live-action or animated fiction or non-fiction film/video (3-10 minutes in length). Applicants must describe what part they had in creating the project
南加大电影学院
Deadline: November 15, 2024
Film & Television Production MFA
https://cinema.usc.edu/admissions/graduate.cfm
申请链接:
https://usc.liaisoncas.com/applicant-ux/#/login
Cinematic Arts Personal Statement:
The Personal Statement will be read as a measure of creativity, self-awareness and vision. We are looking for a sense of you as a unique individual and how your distinctive experiences, identities, values, and/or views of the world have shaped who you are and what you want to say as a creative filmmaker. We want to know about the kind of stories you want to tell. Bear in mind that enthusiasm for watching films, descriptions of your favorite films and the involvement in the filmmaking process is common in most candidates. As a result, we encourage that you focus on your individuality. Note that there is no standard format or correct answer (500 words or less).
Writing Sample (400 words or less) *
Please indicate which Writing Sample you selected.
1.A description for a four-minute film that contains no dialogue. It can be fiction or non-fiction. The story has to be communicated visually.
2.A dialogue scene between two peopleA dialogue scene between two people in screenplay format.
Creative Portfolio List *
The portfolio list is a written record of the applicant's creative materials. It should include a concise description of each project, the month and year the project was completed, the applicant's creative role and the purpose of the project. The material, which does not need to be film or television related, should give an idea of the range and depth of the applicant's creative ability. You may include links to previous film samples and photo essays. Formal recognition - such as awards, publications, jobs and exhibitions - should be noted. The name of the institution or publication should be included when listing creative materials prepared for a class or publication. We’re not looking for a specific number of projects, but rather a demonstrated commitment to creative work.
1. Video Introduction (Required)
Submit a 30-60 second video of yourself speaking directly to the camera, a single take with no edits, introducing yourself and explaining what will make attending SCA a successful experience for you and others.
2. Media Sample (Required)
Submit a 2-minute short film based on the prompt: “A secret.” Previous work cannot be used; you must create a film for this application.
Submit a 2-minute short film based on the prompt: “A secret.” Previous work cannot be used; you must create a film for this application.
Submissions can be any genre, narrative, documentary, or experimental. The reviewing committee is interested in seeing your storytelling ability. Creativity is what’s important, not scale. We understand the time and production limitations. This exercise does not require large expenditures or a huge production; cell phones may be used for this project if desired. The project should be in English or be subtitled in English.
Applicants must perform at least 3 of the 6 jobs, which are: 1) Director, 2) Producer, 3) Writer, 4) Editor, 5) Sound Recording and Design, 6) Cinematography and Production Design.
(If you’d like to show us additional creative work, your Creative Portfolio section can include links to previous film samples.)
In addition: Please submit a critique of your film and a crew list (in PDF format only).
The critique should be brief, 150 words or less, and in the form of notes you would give the filmmakers as if you had not made the film yourself. We want to see your objectivity and ability for self-reflection.
The crew list should include the names of the crew members performing the 6 jobs outlined above.
Videos must be uploaded directly into SlideRoom, please do not simply provide a link. To upload your video to SlideRoom, click the "Add Media" button below. Videos should be housed on a publicly viewable link and not password protected. Videos should be no more than 2 minutes maximum, with no more than 15 seconds of credits.
Creative Team Question *
Describe how you handled a difficult situation that you have faced with other people in your creative life (500 words or less)
哥伦比亚大学
Deadline:December 3, 2024
MFA Film-Creative Producing
https://arts.columbia.edu/film/mfa-creative-materials
申请链接:
https://apply.arts.columbia.edu/apply/
Autobiographical Essay
Four to six double-spaced pages. (Tell us something about yourself and your background, artistic experiences, creative influences, and professional objectives.)
Dramatic Writing Sample
A log line must be included. Submit a complete short screenplay or the first ten pages of a screenplay of NO MORE than 10 pages. It must be in screenplay format and must contain dialogue. It must be original; it may not be an adaptation. Please do not submit writing in prose form nor plays intended for theater. The story cannot be the same as the one in your feature film treatment or your optional video submission. Please include a log line, and if the 10 pages are extracted from the middle of an existing screenplay, please contextualize what has occurred prior to the submitted pages. (A log line is one or two sentences that describe the protagonist(s) and the story of the film).
Film Prompt
Read the following openings, choose one and imagine the scene that might follow it. The scene you write must include both dialogue and description. It should be no less than two and no more than three pages long. You may change the gender of any character in these prompts, but do not change ages or relationships. Must be in screenplay format.
Feature Film Treatment
On one double-spaced page, write the synopsis of a film you might wish to write, direct or produce based on your application concentration. The treatment must concisely relate a complete dramatic story sufficient to sustain a feature-length film, including major characters, plot developments and a clear statement of the resolution. The story cannot be the same as the one in your dramatic writing sample or your optional video submission. On a separate page, please state the genre, major characters and a log line for the film. A log line is one or two sentences that describe the protagonist(s) and the story of the film.
Visual Submission (not required, but strongly suggested for Screenwriting & Directing applicants)
1. Film/Video Work
Screenwriting & Directing applicants may submit up to 30 minutes of film/video work for review (longer submissions are acceptable, but it is advisable to put your best work in the first 30 minutes). Complete films are recommended - NOT clip reels. This material should be uploaded to the Video Upload section of the online application.
Writing For Film & Television applicants are welcome to upload a visual sample (10 minutes or less) if you feel it showcases your ability as a writer.
It is advisable to put the best work at the beginning of your visual submission.
2. Visual Exercise (Screenwriting & Directing applicants only)
Applicants for Screenwriting & Directing who have not shot prior visual material are encouraged to shoot and submit the following OPTIONAL VISUAL EXERCISE:
Write and shoot a 2-person SILENT SCENE (no dialogue), between one and two minutes long, which deals with the idea of "COMING TOGETHER." It could be two strangers who make a connection, a fighting couple who then make amends, or two people who 'come together' in anger, physicality or any other dramatic situation you choose.
You may use subjects of any genders or ages, and any locations and props, etc. that you have available to you. Elaborate production expense is NOT the goal of this part of the application. You may shoot on any format.
查普曼大学
Deadline:November 15, 2024
MFA in Film and Television Producing
https://catalog.chapman.edu/preview_program.php?catoid=44&poid=8464&returnto=2308
申请链接:
https://www.chapman.edu/admission/graduate/apply/deadlines.aspx
Statement of Intent:
We want to know more about you! What are the unique stories you want to tell as a filmmaker? Why do you want to attend a graduate program, and why specifically the MFA Film and Television Producing program at Dodge College? Your essay should be double spaced, size 12 font, and 500 words maximum.
Creative Supplement - Writing/Lists
Creative Portfolio List
Upload a one (1) to two (2) page list of activities that demonstrates your potential in your area of chosen specialization focusing on creative accomplishments. Include in this list specific items that you could submit, if requested, to Dodge College of Film and Media Arts. Each listing should include a brief description of the work and your role in its creation.
Example of Portfolio listing (use this format):
Title: Roger's Car
Position: Writer/Director
16 minutes, Video 2005. Valley College
Log line: Unusual circumstance allows a sixteen-year-old to get his first car. I wrote this story for a creative writing class and produced the film with the help of my friends.
Project Description Essay
Submit a two (2) page essay that describes a large project or event that you planned where you were required to work within a team. Explain some of the challenges you faced, how you handled them, and how the project ultimately turned out. Also describe how you might handle a large project differently next time.
Essays should be typed, single-spaced, 12 pt. Times New Roman font, one-inch margins on all sides.
Creative Supplement - Media Prompts
Please make your submission to the following prompt(s) on the next page by clicking "continue" below.
Transformational Moment Video Essay
Create a short video essay between two (2) and five (5) minutes in length. Your video should describe a transformational moment in your life that fundamentally changed you as a person. Explain how you gained wisdom and greater understanding of the human condition as a result of this experience. We are primarily looking for your strengths at conveying a story visually and for evidence of your creativity rather than your technical abilities.
Upload Instructions:
Please submit 1 media upload only
Permitted Media Types: Video: AVI, FLV, MP4, Quicktime, WMV
旧金山艺术大学
Rolling
MFA Motion Pictures & Television
https://www.academyart.edu/art-degree/motion-pictures-television/
Admisson:
https://www.academyart.edu/admissions/
PERSONAL STATEMENT: Outline your goals and vision as a filmmaker. Specifics are outlined below.(1000 word limit)
The personal statement should clearly communicate your approach to visual storytelling. Tell us
how the below factors have influenced your creativity and vision as a filmmaker:
1. Cultural background
2. Personal/Professional experiences
3. Three favorite films and directors
Please clearly state your area of specialization (Cinematography, Directing, Editing, Producing,
Production Design, or Screenwriting) and why you are passionate about this specific role.
PORTFOLIO GUIDELINES:
Motion Picture and Television portfolios should demonstrate skills in the fundamentals of visual
storytelling.
Visual Sample (Required for Cinematographers, Directors, Editors, and Production Designers;
Optional for Producers and Screenwriters):
Create a short (no more than three minutes) video using a digital camera to introduce a person,
character, or situation without using dialogue. The video should reflect your aesthetic vision and
your intellectual and emotional interests. All videos should be uploaded to an accessible site such
as YouTube or Vimeo. Only the URL should be submitted for this portion of the portfolio.
You are required to author the project and to have creative control over it. The committee
recognizes there are limitations of shooting a short film with a limited budget and on a small
digital camera, but we will evaluate the film based on the creativity of your visual expression.
(For Producers only- Visual Sample is optional)
1. (Required) An outline for a five to ten minute short film (narrative or documentary)
2. (Optional) Create an additional one to two minute video, in which you present yourself as a
prospective producing student, stressing your experience, background, and outlining your
idea of what a film producer does
(For Screenwriters only- Visual Sample is optional)
Writing Sample Requirement (please choose ONE):
1. An outline for a five to ten minute short film (narrative or documentary)
2. A four page scene in screenplay format that demonstrates your ability to write engaging
dialogue. Please include a paragraph describing the context of your scene.
If you are applying from an unrelated discipline, your portfolio should be representative
of your existing skills.
The overall presentation of your portfolio will be a consideration as we