Additional Information on DAAD Study Scholarships in the Fields of Fine Art, Design/Visual Communication and Film
In the field of fine art, design/visual communication and film, the following requirements apply to the portfolio to be submitted to the DAAD media database:
a) Fine art, design, visual communication and other similar disciplines:
Please submit images or digitised recordings of your work in a PDF file of no more than 30 pages. You can use the supplementary list in addition to the portfolio to further elaborate on your work (you will receive the list together with the uploadlink). Hyperlinks leading to video or audio files are possible. Please make sure that they work without creating a new account somewhere and stay within the given framework (30 pages or 10 minutes of video). Hyperlinks are not meant for further lengthening the work samples.
Alternatively, you can upload another video or audio file to the DAAD media database. Each file is counted as one page of your portfolio but must not exceed 10 minutes. Material that does not meet or that exceeds these requirements will not be accepted for review.
You are welcome to add additional sketches, studies and drafts or other extracts to further illustrate your artistic process.
b) Film:
Films, videos and animations:
For the artistic portfolio/film and video material you can upload up to 20 minutes video material to the database. This might be a longer scene or a compilation of shorter scenes from multiple works. If you decide to upload multiple works as one video please distinguish the separate works clearly. This way the committee will be able to follow your presentation more easily. (You can use the supplementary list in addition to the portfolio to further elaborate.)
You are welcome to add additional sketches, studies and drafts or other extracts to further illustrate your artistic process.
Please do not submit showreels or trailers.
It must be clear whether the film itself is a work of art or whether the film documents an artistic piece of work (e.g. a spatial installation, performance, etc.).