How to prepare a rough portfolio when applying for graduate students majoring in film and television production?

I only know about the majors in the United States and other countries, but I don't know much about them, but applying for the United States basically requires several things: TOEFL scores: If you want to apply for an MFA (master of arts, including film production, that is, directing, drama, photography, fine arts, animation, etc. ), most schools do not need GRE scores, but TOEFL scores are very high. Take UCLA with the lowest score requirement as an example. The requirements of TOEFL are (full mark 120, listening, speaking, reading and writing 30): writing: 25 speaking: 24 reading: 2 1 listening:17 totalminimumpassingscore: 87 It can be found that American universities attach great importance to the ability of speaking and writing. China students are generally good at reading and listening. Actually, you can imagine that if you meet the requirements of these sub-items, your total score will definitely be around 1 10. Generally, the requirements of the best universities in the United States are above 105. The second item is portfolio: I want to apply for FilmProduction(MFA), majoring in film production. Of course, they also have drama majors. Please check the specific requirements of that major yourself. The following are the portfolio requirements of several universities I am interested in: new york University (martin scorsese and Ang Lee graduated from this major): TOEFL: 105 Subportfolio: videos (DVD and VHS)(NTSC) with a total duration of no more than 30 minutes, or 10 personal photos (8 "*10"). Two people talk, and there is a paragraph (printed, script format, two pages at most) introducing the dialogue scene and characters. Outline of a long movie script: feature film or documentary (printed, 65438) double-spaced) portfolio introduction and passport photo UCLA (francis ford coppola's alma mater): TOEFL: 87 personal statements: no more than two pages, font size 12 portfolio: two one-and-a-half-hour movie story statements, font size 12, Two or three pages california institute of the arts TOEFL: 100 Portfolio: Video: Ten minutes is recommended (NTSC three original statements should be noted that these things must be written in English, and the font size and page number requirements are also in English. There is also the University of Southern California (george lucas's alma mater, Steven Allan Spielberg applied but didn't). Because I want to apply for the film production major in this school, there is no requirement to apply for film production. The requirements of film production major are: TOEFL: 100, with scores higher than 20 in each subject. GRE: 1250。 This is the only school whose portfolio does not require scores. Therefore, there must be short films during school, and it is best to win prizes. When you meet the inhuman TOEFL requirements of these schools, your work is the key to evaluate whether you can enter the school. The magic weapon to make your portfolio better than other students in the United States is to attract professors with China culture with China characteristics. GPA: Every course must reach 80 points or above during the university period, especially the junior and senior courses. Americans value this. It doesn't matter if you don't get high grades in the first semester. Three letters of recommendation: this is the same as the general application requirements of foreign universities, except that the three people required by the University of Southern California to write letters of recommendation cannot come from the same unit, so pay attention. GPA and recommendation letters are introduced in many domestic guides to go abroad, so check for yourself. Because I just want to go to the best universities in American film and television, and their requirements are also the highest. Maybe the requirements of other universities will be lower. Just check the websites of those universities. There are no scholarships for art majors in the United States. Art majors are the most expensive majors in the United States, generally ranging from 20,000 to 30,000 dollars a year. Moreover, the film and television production major requires each student to shoot a 35 mm short film by himself every academic year, which must be 35 mm film. The school only provides equipment, and you can't get credits and degrees without short films.