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INTERVIEW ASSESSMENT, Film and Television

liu83 · 2011-04-01 15:00:47

Hi Guys, What kind of questions can I expect to be asked during the interview? How many people would be usually interviewing? Is it very technical? How long does it last? Thanks

01-04-2011 3:00pm

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liu83

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Hi Guys,
What kind of questions can I expect to be asked during the interview?
How many people would be usually interviewing?
Is it very technical? How long does it last?
Thanks

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#2 08-04-2011 8:43am

dafunk

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There would usually be two people. I doubt it would be technical. They wouldn't expect you to have technical knowledge prior to doing the course. They will want to know that you are interested, determined and capable so think about how you'll get those points across. This will be the point of their questions. If you have a portfolio of any sort you should bring it with you. Remember it's your chance to sell yourself so if there's some project you've done that you think will impress them but they don't ask you anything that gives you the lead in to it then just say it straight out to them.

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