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Tips for Technical Thespy Submissions

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Answering the Response Questions

These open response questions will take the place of the in-person interview.

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  • Think about what you would say or prepare for your in-person presentation and do your best to recreate that in this virtual setting.

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  • Answer each question fully and clearly: 

    • This is your opportunity to demonstrate your understanding of the job/role and an opportunity for you to explain your work/process.

    • Remember - your responses to these questions account for a significant portion of your final score.

    • Re-read your responses before submitting.

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Presenting Your Online Portfolio

You will be asked to share your portfolio as you would for an in-person presentation. Please upload the material asked for in the submission form in accordance with the program guidelines. 

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  • Each of your samples should be clear and quality -- good production or process photos, or easily readable documents.

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  • Uploads should be well-photographed or clearly readable. Though you will be able to expand in the written response, the sample should be able to speak for itself to a certain extent.

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​For technical presentations, students will film a presentation,  upload portfolio samples and provide written responses, if needed.   Students must follow all of the guidelines for their category, published by EDTA on the Thespys website. 

Preparing Your Technical Presentation

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