The portfolio
All content must have been created by the student. Take your time. It will be a portrait of your learning process throughout your studies. The portfolio will eventually become your presentation to the professional world.
For the portfolio submitted as part of the selection process, show us both what you have done and what you dream of doing, and tell us about your plans at ESCAC. It can include creative, scientific, technical, social, humanistic, and other types of material, in any format (video, photography, painting, design, drawing, text, musical composition…). The portfolio must be submitted in digital format.
What should it include?
Declaration or Statement
The statement is a declaration of principles about the course you want to take. Text of no more than 600 words.
Image
An audio file, no more than 3 minutes long, in the form of a sound and/or musical work. (Sound, music, dialogue…)
Sound
An audio file, no more than 3 minutes long, in the form of a sound and/or musical work. (Sound, music, dialogue…)
Projects
A maximum of 3 projects, necessarily developed in four phases: research, development, execution, and presentation of the result. The process should be visible here: your ideas, what you research, what you decide to develop, how you carry it out, and the final result.
Although the work done in each phase will be assessed, the projects submitted can be at varying stages of development; in other words, it is not necessary to have completed every phase.
Extras
Work in any field that demonstrates the student’s interests or special skills, whether or not it is linked to a project. A maximum of four items.
The Video Pitch
Show us your talent and attitude so you can be selected. We want to see your face, but you can complement the video with images or other resources you think are necessary for us to understand who you are. Don’t be afraid to be original, as you are trying to gain access to a storytelling-based programme.
The Audiovisual Test
(Explanation / Tips…) An audiovisual piece to be created in 24h based on the instructions in the call for applications. After analysing all the elements, if necessary, the admissions panel may invite the applicant to an online personal interview.
