#STRUGGLE SESSION COMICS PROFESSIONAL#
These creative visual pieces may consist of academic and professional work, and we encourage you to include examples of personal work as well.2/2 © Reuters. Other types of work may also be submitted (e.g., painting, photography, storyboards, and graphic design). You’re encouraged to include examples of work in the comics medium or visual art with a narrative component. The visual portfolio must include up to 15 still images (up to 5 MB each). You may include an essay, short stories, a section of a novel, creative nonfiction, a portion of a screenplay, or comic book script.
#STRUGGLE SESSION COMICS PDF#
The writing portfolio should consist of a single PDF document providing a selection of writing samples (not to exceed 15 double-spaced pages total) that reflects your main areas of interest. Overall, admission to our program is based on the strength of your visual art and writing portfolios. In a personal essay, submitted as a PDF, write 500 to 1,000 words about your desire to create work within the context of comics and study the form in CCA’s graduate Comics program. Review and plan to meet our English proficiency requirements for graduate students.
Proof of English proficiency (international applicants only).Once you have been admitted and enrolled, all students will need to submit official, sealed transcripts showing the completion of a bachelor’s degree to our graduate admissions office by August 1 of the fall semester they begin enrollment at CCA. Unofficial transcripts will be used for review purposes. Please provide an unofficial transcript from the college where you will receive or have received your bachelor’s degree, as well as unofficial transcripts for all other undergraduate coursework. For international applicants, all transcripts must be in English or accompanied by a certified English translation. Students who have already taken graduate courses are encouraged to submit those transcripts, too. You are required to provide your complete undergraduate academic history. They will then receive an automated email from SlideRoom with instructions for uploading their letter of recommendation. You’ll request two letters of recommendation from academic or professional sources in SlideRoom by entering the contact information for your recommenders/references. Resumes/CVs must be in PDF document format. Please outline your educational and professional background and relevant experiences and activities, including community work. To be completed and submitted on SlideRoom.
Application and $70 nonrefundable application fee.He lives in San Francisco with his husband and their pet python. He was co-organizer of the Queers & Comics Conference and has written scholarly works for the Cambridge History of the Graphic Novel and the Routledge Companion to Comics, among others.Ī compulsive traveler, Hall has spent a good deal of time hauling his backpack around the globe, visiting over 75 countries and finding comics in all of them. Hall is the first Fulbright Scholar of Comics, curating international shows of comics art and teaching in several countries. He created the Lambda Literary Award–winning and Eisner-nominated anthology No Straight Lines: Four Decades of Queer Comics, which he then produced as a film that won the Documentary Feature Grand Jury Prize at the Outfest Film Festival. His comics have appeared in publications, museums, and galleries around the world, including the Houghton Mifflin Best American Comics anthology, the Cartoon Art Museum in San Francisco, and the Schwules Museum in Berlin. Interim Chair Justin Hall’s comics range from memoir to erotica to horror and are inspired by history, community, and personal storytelling.
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