London college of communication ( lcc ual)

Sure, I'm not so nervous as this is my third interview, although I really do want an offer. From what I've read the questions are simply based on your UCAS personal statement, which isn't so bad. I just hope I can formulate good answers when put on the spot.

I wasn't asked to bring a portfolio, but I have brought some essay material, photographs and my laptop with some film work. It mentioned in an email, you probably have the same, that a portfolio or written anyalysis material may be requested after the interview, I assume this means at a later date. I just didn't want to show up empty handed.

The other interviews were far more relaxed than I expected, I this your first?

I've also applied to Westminster, Kent, Queens Belfast and Edinburgh, what about you? What do you think of UAL, have you been to any open days? I'm not so sure about its reputation.

I just got a conditional offer for the film and television course, my condition was to take the IELTS test. I am from Denmark so english is not my first language.

Nice, hopefully see you there in September.

hmmm, I think Jack Johnson has an even sweeter ring, don't you?

perhaps Johnston rings a bell?

Yeah, I got one a few days ago too . Mines is on the 22nd.
Good Luck

Hi, the interview was different from what I expected. There was absolutely no need for a portfolio or anything other than your knowledge. It is a group interview, this is actually a much nicer experience and helps to remove any felling of unease. Basically you and the other applicants sit around a large table headed by a course tutor, our the leader who is very nice. It is split into two sections, the beginning revolves around a sort of informal Q&A, the tutor will encourage discussion on a range of film topics and each person is expected to input something. There is also an opportunity to input other information you think is intelligent and film related, i.e. films you've enjoyed and why etc. Here you can also ask the tutor questions, although you can also do this at the end. The second section revolves around a group presentation. I can't remember the exact topic and it probably changes. They use this to gauge your ability in terms of communication, knowledge and confidence. Each group then delivers their work after. At the end you get a broader opportunity to ask question about the course.

Hope this helps, and good luck

Update: I submitted my online portfolio for lcc design for art direction and I got shortlisted for an interview

Still confused as to what course to take omg looool

How long did it take for them to get back to you, done one for london and they didnt get back

I'm still waiting for a response regarding my application for Film and Television. I had my interview a couple of weeks ago, it's not fun this waiting game, is it?