艾米丽卡尔大学对于作品集的要求

以下是艾米丽卡尔大学对于作品集的要求：

Your portfolio is a collection of work and ideas demonstrating the state of your creative development so be sure to include work that represents your creativity, knowledge, interests, and skills. There is no rigid formula for a good portfolio and it may take a variety of forms. The primary goal is to show us how you communicate ideas and make use of artistic research processes and materials.

Our SlideRoom portal supports images (jpg, png, gif) or video (mov, wmv, flv, mp4), music (mp3) and PDF documents. Please ensure video clip files are from 2 to 3 minutes in length (unless specified).

Part 1: Examples of your Creative Practice

We are interested in seeing a wide range of examples of your creative practice. We encourage you to submit not only visual arts projects, but also sound, time-based, craft-based, design, 3D, illustration, and animation work. All media, mixed or otherwise - from a video or a song, to a comic strip or a zine - are welcome. Please submit only your best work in its final state from the last two years.

We will only evaluate 10 samples maximum. We are asking that you be critical in your selection.

Part 2: Process Projects

We want to know how you create, how you problem-solve, how you ask questions, and where your process takes you. Please respond to all the prompts provided below by submitting 1 image (or one 20-second video) per prompt. Be sure to label your slide with the relevant prompt and feel free to add a title should you feel so inspired.  

1.   What keeps you up at night?

2.   Describe where you live without showing any images of your home.

3.   You have been asked to design a town square; what would you put in the centre of it?

After responding to the three prompts artistically, please tell us how you feel about that entire creative process by writing no more than 50 words.

Part 3: Written Responses

Respond to the following three questions. We want to hear your voice and learn about you through your writing. This is not a formal essay, but an opportunity for personal reflection and intellectual honesty. Please keep your answers to 75 - 100 words each. 

1.   What makes a problem interesting to you?

2.   Make a list of all the things you’d like to learn at Emily Carr.

3.   If you could change one thing in the world, what would it be?