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Fellowships for Masters of Fine Arts in Film Production
2008–2009 Competition
The Center for Educational Exchange with Viet Nam (CEEVN) announces a new competition for the Fellowships Master of Fine Arts in Film Production program. Funds for this program have been provided by the Ford Foundation. This fellowship program seeks talented young filmmakers who demonstrate social commitment and professional potential in directing, screenwriting, and producing feature and documentary films for Vietnam, or in the critical analysis of films. After training, these individuals are expected to contribute to the development of an independent Vietnamese cinema that can offer audiences both entertainment and the opportunity for reflection on contemporary social issues.
Under this fellowship program, successful candidates will compete for admission to Master of Fine Arts programs offered at the following universities in the United States. All programs require three years to complete.
• Tisch School of the Arts, Maurice Kanbar Institute of Film & Television, New York University (NYU)
• School of the Arts, Columbia University, New York
• School of Cinema-Television, University of Southern California (USC)
• Film and Television School, University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA)
The fellowship provides funding for tuition/research fees, living expenses, books, health insurance and international travel. Selected candidates may receive additional support for English language training to meet university admissions requirements. Support for accompanying family members is not provided.
Eligibility: (For Vietnamese nationals only)
Must be residing in Vietnam
Must hold either a bachelor’s degree in the social sciences & humanities or the equivalent of a bachelor’s degree in film/film studies.
Must demonstrate proven ability in English (minimum of 530 TOEFL)
Must be less than 40 years old
Must demonstrate professional potential and social commitment through previous work as a writer and filmmaker, or a desire for future work in the field.
Must provide written commitment to return to work in Vietnam upon completion of the degree program.
Application Requirements:
Eligible candidates must submit a completed application form by March 31, 2009. (Click her for the application form.)
Eligible candidates must submit the following documents with the application form by March 31, 2009.
Diploma and Transcript of all completed degrees with notarized translations in English.
Copy of an Official TOEFL score report taken within the past two years.
Professional/artistic Resume
Personal Statement Essay
Study Objective Essay
Three Recommendation Letters (Click here for letter form.)
Study Objective Essay
Optional: A sample film clip of the applicant’s work may be included with the application.
Application and Selection Schedule:
Application deadline: March 31, 2009
Interview and Selection: April / May 2009
GRE preparation, if necessary: May–July 2009
Selected candidates take GRE and prepare dossiers for university placements: August–September 2009
Expected admission offer(s) received: March-April 2010
(Fellowships can only be confirmed after the selected candidate gains admission to one of the four Master of Fine Arts programs listed above.)
Expected Start of Academic Program: September 2010
For further information or to receive a hard copy of the application form, please contact CEEVN directly.
CEEVN, So 5, Ngo 52, Pho Giang Van Minh, Ba Dinh, Hanoi, Vietnam
Tel: 84-4-3723-6825 | Fax: 84-4-3723-6827 | Email: filmproducers@ceevn.org
ceevn.acls.org/
http://www.ceevn.org/
2008–2009 Competition
The Center for Educational Exchange with Viet Nam (CEEVN) announces a new competition for the Fellowships Master of Fine Arts in Film Production program. Funds for this program have been provided by the Ford Foundation. This fellowship program seeks talented young filmmakers who demonstrate social commitment and professional potential in directing, screenwriting, and producing feature and documentary films for Vietnam, or in the critical analysis of films. After training, these individuals are expected to contribute to the development of an independent Vietnamese cinema that can offer audiences both entertainment and the opportunity for reflection on contemporary social issues.
Under this fellowship program, successful candidates will compete for admission to Master of Fine Arts programs offered at the following universities in the United States. All programs require three years to complete.
• Tisch School of the Arts, Maurice Kanbar Institute of Film & Television, New York University (NYU)
• School of the Arts, Columbia University, New York
• School of Cinema-Television, University of Southern California (USC)
• Film and Television School, University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA)
The fellowship provides funding for tuition/research fees, living expenses, books, health insurance and international travel. Selected candidates may receive additional support for English language training to meet university admissions requirements. Support for accompanying family members is not provided.
Eligibility: (For Vietnamese nationals only)
Must be residing in Vietnam
Must hold either a bachelor’s degree in the social sciences & humanities or the equivalent of a bachelor’s degree in film/film studies.
Must demonstrate proven ability in English (minimum of 530 TOEFL)
Must be less than 40 years old
Must demonstrate professional potential and social commitment through previous work as a writer and filmmaker, or a desire for future work in the field.
Must provide written commitment to return to work in Vietnam upon completion of the degree program.
Application Requirements:
Eligible candidates must submit a completed application form by March 31, 2009. (Click her for the application form.)
Eligible candidates must submit the following documents with the application form by March 31, 2009.
Diploma and Transcript of all completed degrees with notarized translations in English.
Copy of an Official TOEFL score report taken within the past two years.
Professional/artistic Resume
Personal Statement Essay
Study Objective Essay
Three Recommendation Letters (Click here for letter form.)
Study Objective Essay
Optional: A sample film clip of the applicant’s work may be included with the application.
Application and Selection Schedule:
Application deadline: March 31, 2009
Interview and Selection: April / May 2009
GRE preparation, if necessary: May–July 2009
Selected candidates take GRE and prepare dossiers for university placements: August–September 2009
Expected admission offer(s) received: March-April 2010
(Fellowships can only be confirmed after the selected candidate gains admission to one of the four Master of Fine Arts programs listed above.)
Expected Start of Academic Program: September 2010
For further information or to receive a hard copy of the application form, please contact CEEVN directly.
CEEVN, So 5, Ngo 52, Pho Giang Van Minh, Ba Dinh, Hanoi, Vietnam
Tel: 84-4-3723-6825 | Fax: 84-4-3723-6827 | Email: filmproducers@ceevn.org
ceevn.acls.org/
http://www.ceevn.org/