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[shycook]

Dinner for two🍴Fresh Snow Peas + Lamb Chops + Celeriac . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . #snowpeas #lambchops #driedtomatosauce #peamousse #eggplantsauce #artichoke #celeriacsalad #celeryroot #nycprivatechef #privatechefnyc #nycatering #dinnerideas #cooking #eatfresh #vegetables #eatgreen #foodstagram (at New York, New York) https://www.instagram.com/p/CNoAGs9LYAm/?igshid=pcpyeod8hhnq

[elizabethalley]

I have a compulsion to feed people #compulsion #eggplantSauce #meatballs

[santafeu]

I've heard from some of my friends that this school admits 100% of applicants. Is this true? I already applied for Fall 2016 and just need to get my audition, rec letters, essay, transcripts, and fees paid. I was initially interested in your design/tech BFA Theatre degree, but I think I've decided I want to go for the Acting degree (BFA in Theatre - Acting) because that is what I have the most experience with and what interests me most. Thank you for taking the time to read my questions!

It’s not true!  It’s a weird rumor we’ve been fighting for a lot of years - we do not have a 100% acceptance rate.  Most of our rejections happen at the portfolio/audition stage, which means a student does not technically COMPLETE their application, which means our statistics for rejection get thrown off in a really weird way.  

What this means is that the students who do make it past the audition/portfolio stage have the level of artistic merit that we think would benefit others who are in a class with them - so focus on your audition, be calm, have faith in your abilities, and if you’re really freaking out, watch this video we made about how to survive your auditions.  (The part about “we’re on your side” is really true, and we think a lot of students forget that when they’re headed into this process.  We WANT you to go to college!)

Break a leg - and let us know how it goes!  :D

[santafeu]

Hello awesome people at SFUAD!! I am a interested in your BFA in Stage Management program (or your BFA in Design/Tech). Here is the only thing - I haven't had any opportunities to stage manage in high school thus far (I'm only a junior). However I have directed and although they are nowhere close to being the same thing, I know they are similar. I also have a director's notebook which is similar to a prompt book if that is acceptable. Thank you :)

Hey, that’s okay!  You can still show that you understand the nuts and bolts of running a show with what you have - basically, take your materials and present them in a way that demonstrates your organizational skills, your ability to keep your actors/crew motivated, etc.  Nothing you submit for a Design/Tech major is contextless: you’re going to be telling us WHY these things were important, so there’s always a chance to make similar skills appear applicable.