The curriculum and specialty settings of 1Tisch tend to be comprehensive, that is, set for a certain industry. For example, this movie &; Television will be biased towards the television industry, and it is also the mainstream now.

If you have never made a film, you'd better take some short-term production training. Usually in class, they will let you make your own film. There are many film academies and institutions in Los Angeles, new york that offer such courses. See for yourself. In addition, of course, it is best to have some production experience of the crew.

It's really hard to say whether the work is recognized or not, but one thing is certain: they are not concerned about the professionalism of the work but the creativity.

In fact, the best way is for students to find out what they want to know first, and ask in person at Tisch's Admissions Office to find out what their requirements are and what kind of students they generally prefer. This is more useful than anyone's advice! (You also have a geographical advantage over those mainland students who have the same idea.) Then you can make targeted preparations.

In America, you should know that almost all young artists want to make movies. In new york, you can see all kinds of crews making movies everywhere.

Many children born in film and television families, or talented art students, will want to enter this college for further study.

This means that many people with experience and financial resources will participate in the application. It is natural that the competition is fierce and the admission rate is low.

The application of art colleges is really not as routine as that of science colleges, and it does not pay attention to scores. It is concrete to take action on your own. Again, domestic information is very closed, so you should make good use of your geographical and information advantages.

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