Just curious about applicants' majors, any films they've made, any work experience, etc. I'll go first.
I'm an Economics and Finance double major graduating next month.
I have no professional work experience
I've made two shorts and one feature, acting as writer/director/producer/cinematographer/editor.
I still don't know where/if I'm going to school.

Film and History Double Major
12-15 MiniDV shorts
1 35mm short as Producer/Screenwriter/Prod. Designer
1 Super16 short as Director/Screenwriter
1 Professional job on a Spanish Language Telenovela as 1st AC
1 Professional job on a feature as 2nd AC/Loader

I was an mech. engineering major for 2 1/2 years, but after Hurricane Katrina, I switched over to Digital Media Production/Theater with a minor in engineering. I didn't even pick up a camera until two years ago.

I've only worked with video.

Since then, I've made 6-7 shorts as writer/director/editor and music composer in two of the videos, worked on a few collaborative projects, worked at a TV station as a freelance editor/graphics artist/camera operator. I work on campus, sometimes filming campus events for a fee.

Most of this stuff is done on the side since Tulane doesn't have a real film program and I usually use theater students as actors and crew.

me? i started in film by being forced to sit around my uncle's feature film sets at the age of 8. i spent my summers just hanging around productions because i had to.

then at 12, a relative was getting married and i got to touch a s-vhs to shoot a wedding.

since then i have dabbled a lot in claymation because i couldnt really find people to act in my movies and i didnt want to embarrass them if it was bad. 5-10 claymations

at 14, i got serious and wrote my first serious film "a silent night." it was produced when i turned 16 in ho chi minh city, vietnam.

for a while i shot some freelance wedding videos.

i followed up "a silent night" with "the manicurist" this past summer.

cant say i am very experienced but i do read a lot about the business and know about the technical side somewhat.

after getting rejected from my school of choice as a senior in high school i became a biology major and following that misery i got back to mass communications and am back in the business hopefully in grad school

Dont really have a lot of film experience but I've done a fair amount of acting. Aside from that there were times in high school where I did TV production but they were really corny and cheesy. That was my first experience with editing though. For undergrad i studied mech. eng. and dabbled in b&w/color photography. From that I learned more about composition, lighting, and color filters. Not quite like film. Then my junior year I had an awakening moment and decided to get myself a camcorder, the kind family films are made on, and started writing scripts to shoot. I took intro and advanced computer animation at school. So I have some Maya skills under my belt.

Haven't really done much else.

studio art and art history major. One degree in Philosophy
4 years lecturer at Microsoft intl lab in China(MCT)
1 year B2C and consultation Companies experience- Manager
Author of two film books, one art education survey.
dozen of film critiques and computer essay
Half year work as an assistant at Institute of Film Studies
three short film (HDV) (Dir,DP and write), One 35MM short film 30mins (Dir,write)

I don't want to become a ph.d for ever, so i will shift my life to filmmaking, but seriously i am so poor in filmmaking I don't not have much good film works.