Hi! I know I already asked a similar question previously, but I updated my set.
I am currently a freshman at New York University and I am interested in transferring into Tisch to study film/television. I need to submit a photography portfolio; my artwork and resume may be impressive, but photography is rather new to me. I could use some help choosing photos!
Here is my set:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/demi_chen/sets/72157625576711625/
I would immensely appreciate constructive criticism; which photos should I keep in the portfolio and why, and which photos should I not include in my portfolio and why/what can be improved?
I need to reduce my portfolio size to under 10 pieces.
Thank you so much!
I just need to know what are definitely highlights of the portfolio and/or what I definitely SHOULD NOT include in the portfolio. Thank you!
To elaborate, Tisch is looking for "evidence of [one's] potential as a visual storyteller" in applicants, and portfolio "photos should convey a clear and imaginative visual sense."
I am currently a freshman at New York University and I am interested in transferring into Tisch to study film/television. I need to submit a photography portfolio; my artwork and resume may be impressive, but photography is rather new to me. I could use some help choosing photos!
Here is my set:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/demi_chen/sets/72157625576711625/
I would immensely appreciate constructive criticism; which photos should I keep in the portfolio and why, and which photos should I not include in my portfolio and why/what can be improved?
I need to reduce my portfolio size to under 10 pieces.
Thank you so much!
I just need to know what are definitely highlights of the portfolio and/or what I definitely SHOULD NOT include in the portfolio. Thank you!
To elaborate, Tisch is looking for "evidence of [one's] potential as a visual storyteller" in applicants, and portfolio "photos should convey a clear and imaginative visual sense."