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Transcript: Applicants must submit an official transcript (in a sealed envelope) from each college and/or university attended to either the Office of Admissions at Florida State University in Tallahassee or in Panama City. The addresses for submitting transcripts are: Florida State University, Office of Admissions, 282 Champions Way, PO Box 3062400, Tallahassee, FL 32306-2400 USA Florida State University Panama City, Office of Admissions & Records, 4750 Collegiate Drive, Panama City, FL 32405-1099 USA Personal Statement: Personal Statement Recommendation Letter: Letters of recommendation

Transcript: Unofficial Transcript(s): Provide an unofficial scanned copy of your most recent transcript(s) indicating all college-level work. In addition, domestic applicants must complete and upload the self-reported undergraduate GPA computation worksheet. The worksheet is located at: http://film.fsu.acsitefactory.com/sites/g/files/upcbnu401/files/gpacompworksheet.pdf. You must also have an official copy of your transcript(s) sent by your institution(s) to the Graduate Admissions office at 282 Champions Way, Tallahassee, FL 32306-2400 or electronically to graduateadmissions@admin.fsu.edu by the application deadline. While the official transcripts are not due by the application deadline (December 12th), they should be requested by the deadline in order to complete the application for review. We cannot guarantee that your application will be reviewed if the transcript is not received shortly following the application deadline. For this reason, the College recommends you request your official transcript be sent to the University as soon as you begin your application. Curriculum Vitae: Resumé: A document that highlights your education, creative endeavors, activities, travel, relevant employment and service work as they apply to your aspirations as a filmmaker (no longer than 3 pages). Personal Statement: Statement of Purpose: A 500-1000 word essay describing who you are as an individual and what past and current life experiences have motivated you to pursue a career in the filmmaking industry. Use this statement as an opportunity to demonstrate your unique voice and personality in addition to your passion for storytelling. Recommendation Letter: Three Letters of Recommendation: Letters may come from any combination of academic and professional references. Personal recommendations will not be accepted. Letters of recommendation must be received by the application deadline of December 12, 2017 at 11:59pm EST. The application system will not send emails to your recommenders until the application has been fully submitted. Please have your recommender check their spam folder if they do not see an email request in their inbox after you have submitted the application. If there are any issues related to the recommendations, email Admissions@film.fsu.edu and we will follow up with you or your recommender as soon as possible. It is the applicant’s responsibility to follow up with their recommender to confirm the completion of the letters of recommendation. Writing Sample: Writing Sample: A two-page non-dialogue scene about a person trying to kill a spider in his/her home. The scene should be considered the opening for a screenplay or theatrical work. Writing samples should be typed in 12-point Courier in standard play or screenplay format. Creative Submission: A creative sample of work demonstrating your ability and commitment to storytelling. Strong samples contain visual or written material that demonstrate your creativity, imaginative expression of thought, and the potential for visual storytelling. You are welcome to include a brief description that provides perspective on your submitted materials. The sample must be uploaded online by way of a link within an uploaded document to the application. No physical materials (faxed or mailed) will be considered. Choose no more than three (3) of the following: 1. Film, video, animation, documentary or experimental work. Submissions must not exceed 15 minutes in length and can consist of reels, short films and/or clips from feature films. You must be part of the original creation of the work. Please be clear about your specific contributions for each project. 2. Drawings, paintings, sculpture, costume or set design that illustrates your creative vision and style. Limited to 10 images total. Photography that explores your visual storytelling through up to 10 images. 3. A writing sample composed of one of the following: a short play or screenplay, the first 20 pages of a full-length play or feature-length screenplay, a narrative short story, a feature article, or poem that exemplifies your ability to engage readers, up to 15 pages. Video Pitch: Create a video that introduces yourself and demonstrates your ability to author a simple compelling story. The video pitch should be no longer than 3 minutes total running time, and you must personally appear on camera pitching a story with the following three parameters: 1. No more than 30 seconds: Introduce yourself by telling us your name, where you are from, and a bit about your background. 2. No more than 120 seconds: Pitch us a story that centers around two characters stuck in a single locale who develop and ultimately overcome conflict between themselves. 3. No more than 30 seconds: Finish your pitch by telling us in one or two sentences what the audience should ultimately learn from the story. If any of the parameters are not met or if your Video Pitch exceeds a total running time of 3 minutes, your submission will not be considered.

Transcript: Applicants must submit an official transcript (in a sealed envelope) from each college and/or university attended to the Office of Admissions. Curriculum Vitae: Your curriculum vitae or resume. Personal Statement: A statement of purpose, consisting of a narrative (1-3 pages) that addresses the following: 1. Your interest in the field 2. Professional or academic background 3. Area of intended specialization (also indicate with which professors you intend to work) 4. Career aspirations 5. Your particular interest in Florida State University Recommendation Letter: Three letters of recommendation, preferably by Art History faculty with whom you have studied. You will identify three recommenders in your application; they will then be notified by email that their letters are requested.

Transcript: Official transcript(s) (in a sealed envelope) from each college or university attended. Curriculum Vitae: Current resume or curriculum vitae Personal Statement: Statement of purpose Recommendation Letter: Three letters of recommendation

Transcript: Applicants must submit an official transcript (in a sealed envelope) from each college and/or university attended to the Office of Admissions. Transfer credit posted on the records of other institutions is not accepted in lieu of transcripts from the original institutions. Official transcripts for these credits must also be submitted. Transcripts are considered official when they bear an official seal and signature and are sent from the issuing college or university directly to Florida State. FSU transcripts or official transcripts already on file will be obtained by the Office of Admissions. The address for submitting transcripts is: Florida State University, Office of Admissions, 282 Champions Way, PO Box 3062400, Tallahassee FL 32306-2400, USA Detail information: http://admissions.fsu.edu/graduate/ Curriculum Vitae: Resume Personal Statement: Personal statement describing your experiences with behavior analysis and your career goals. Recommendation Letter: Three letters of recommendation (at least two letters must be from faculty).

Transcript: Unofficial copies of transcripts are to be uploaded into your Application using Upload Materials submission. Official copies of final transcripts are required if you are admitted to the program and must be sent directly to: Florida State University, Office of Admissions, 282 Champions Way, PO Box 3062400, Tallahassee FL 32306-2400, USA Personal Statement: Statement of research interest is to be uploaded into the Application Portal under Supporting Documents. Recommendation Letter: 3 letters of recommendation are to be uploaded into the Application Portal by the individuals who will be submitting letters.

Transcript: Mail transcripts to: The Florida State University, Office of Admissions, 282 Champions Way, P.O. Box 3062400, Tallahassee, FL 32306-2400 Curriculum Vitae: A resume gives you an opportunity to share information about yourself to the Admissions committee. It should be concise, easy-to-read, grammatically correct, well composed, and formatted. Below is a sample format of a resume. While it is not necessary for you to arrange yours in this manner, it is necessary that you include all the information listed (limit your resume to two typed pages or less if possible). Personal Data: name, address, phone number Educational Background: degrees earned Work/Volunteer Experience: List your work and volunteer experience in chronological order. Provide a brief (2-3 lines) job description and give beginning and ending dates for each position. Clearly identify those positions that were paid, internships, or volunteer. Special skills or Attributes: List skills or attributes that enhance your ability to work with others. For example, do you speak a foreign language? Do you know sign language? Are you skilled in athletics, art, music, or speech? Do you know how to use computers or special equipment? Professional affiliations and honors: Are you a member of any professional organizations? Did you receive academic honors form your college or university? Have you received honors from a community service or social group? Personal Statement: Remember, each of these questions is scored individually, along with your writing skills, so please answer to the best of your ability. 1. Discuss the major reasons for your interest in the profession of social work. 2. Describe any experience that you have had in working in a helping capacity to serve people in either paid or volunteer position. 3. 3. Share the length of time, population, the type of setting and discuss your personal strengths and limitations in these roles. 4. What personal traits and/or abilities do you possess that facilitate your understanding of people with differences in gender, race, ethnicity, religion, disabilities, sexual orientation, and socioeconomic status? Give a brief example of your experience with people who are different from you. 5. Discuss a personal or professional situation where you were challenged to look at an issue from another person’s viewpoint. What was the outcome? 详见 http://csw.fsu.edu/academics/master-of-social-work/admissions-information Recommendation Letter: Minimum of four (4). Two must be work or personal references and two should be academic references. If you have not been employed, provide additional academic or personal references in place of work references. DO NOT include relatives. If you graduated more than five years ago, you may substitute work or personal references in place of academic references. The references will become part of your admissions file. They will be used only for admissions consideration and will not be disclosed to any unauthorized individual without your consent.

Transcript: Submit Official Transcripts from all previously attended institutions. Please send transcripts directly to: Florida State University, Office of Admissions, 282 Champions Way, Tallahassee, FL 32306-2400. Transcripts are considered official when they are sent from a college or university directly to FSU and contain an official seal and signature. Transcripts bearing the statement "issued to student" or transcripts submitted by the applicant are not considered official. International applicants must send a certified English translation with the original transcript. Curriculum Vitae: Vita/Resume Include education, background, experience, honors and awards, publications, names of former teachers, and any other important information. Recommendation Letter: Letters of Recommendation (3 required) It is strongly preferred that Letters of Recommendation be submitted electronically via the secure form available through the College of Music application. Alternatively, we will accept letters submitted via email (musicadmissions@fsu.edu), regular mail, or fax. Comprehensive List of Repertoire : Comprehensive List of Repertoire You may use our form as an example. Audition : You will be asked to register for an audition date. Please be prepared to do so. Prescreening Recordings : Prescreening Recordings All applicants must complete the prescreening requirements by December 1. Prescreening materials will be evaluated and a select number of applicants will be invited to audition live on our campus. Prescreening results will be sent by email in mid-December. Recordings (video preferred) should be unedited, from within the last two years, and should consist of three (3) contrasting works from differing style periods. Individual movements of larger works are acceptable.