Guide to application and portfolio

Your application must include the following:

Portfolio (max 10 MB if attached; you can also submit a link to your online portfolio).
Career plan and professional reflections
If relevant, an application regarding exemption.
Film pitch (make a two-minute video pitch where you present yourself and your professional background. For at least one minute you must speak directly into the camera).
CV
Transcript of records
BA certificate
Documentation for any passed former programmes on Master's level
Copy of your passport
Documentation that you meet the language requirements (English language proficiency equal to the level B in Danish secondary school).

Please note that we might contact you to request a follow-up interview online.

Step 2. Application and portfolio

There is not one right way to make a portfolio

In fact, the very essence of a portfolio is that it is personal and reflects your story, your skills and your creative potential. Still, we have gathered 6 tips for how to make a good portfolio. Below you can find a portfolio example from each of the focus areas People, Planet, Play.

Step 2. Application and portfolio

6 tips

Show your range and how you are able to work with different materials, themes and techniques.
Process is more important than perfection. Include some of your unfinished work to give us an idea of how you research, experiment and develop ideas.
Create a strong narrative with a powerful beginning and ending that one remembers.
Be determined. If you have a particular piece that you don’t quite know how to explain, leave it out. Your ability to select from and edit your own work is important.
Put your vision and how you work into words; brief passages to guide us through your creative process.
Show us what you want us to see, not what you think we want to see. Your personality, your individuality and your passion are your most valuable strengths.