Hey Christopher, thank you so much for your time and detailed explanation, I will love to ask some personal questions regarding my application if you can give me the audience. thank you
Hey Christopher! Thank you for this information. I'm applying for exceptional promise (theatre). Did your endorsement come from your agent or from your drama school?
Both. Please keep this in mind though: For letters from the head of arts organizations the context in which you worked together must be within that organization and not outside. I know someone who was recently turned down because one of their letters (they thought it qualified as an arts organization) was from a head of an arts organization but they worked with them outside that organization. Subsequently, they had two letters from eminent individuals and one from the head of an organization. You have to have at least two letters from arts/cultural organizations and one can be from an eminent individual.
Hey Christopher, thanks for the videos! I'm an American musician (pianist, arranger, bandleader) gathering my documents for the endorsement. I have a few questions about your experience. Do you offer chats or advice via zoom? Thanks!
Hey Brian. At the moment I don't. I'll do my best to answer here though. You can also email Enquiries@artscouncil.org.uk. I've put a link to UK immigration advisors in the description.
Hi I have a question. So I will be applying for exceptional promise under that Art and Culture category. But I have been practicing as a visual artist however I do have extensive media recognition and exhibitions and all. Everytime I open the link there’s new details added and I am stressing out as I am left with very minimal time for my visa.
Hi. Yes, you have to keep checking their requirements even up until you submit because they do add/change things. It sucks but that's the reality. Before you submit check to see if anything has been updated on the Art Council's pdf guideline. Their last update was on September 24th, 2024. It will tell you on the version date on page 1.
on page 29 of the pdf guideline "sculpture" is included under visual arts. For rec letters I'd imagine you would get letters from institutions that include this discipline
@@rasoullavasani6067 Are you asking exactly which organization would qualify and person? The head person in an organization or department that has worked with you. Email Enquiries@artscouncil.org.uk if you're not sure
@christopherddalton my mean is that for example a person in woodworking in uk can give me recommendation letter?or an art gallery in london?or ... I don't know which person or registered business or company? I work bout wood sculpture
@@rasoullavasani6067 If it's a UK company/organization you'll have to look them on up on the link provided. Yes a person could give you a rec letter if they're an expert in it. I'd imagine an art gallary would qualify. Email the arts council to make sure.
Hey Christopher, thank you so much for your time and detailed explanation, I will love to ask some personal questions regarding my application if you can give me the audience. thank you
Sure! Please email me at gtvukhelp@gmail.com
@@christopherddalton thank you so much
Hey Christopher! Thank you for this information. I'm applying for exceptional promise (theatre). Did your endorsement come from your agent or from your drama school?
Both. Please keep this in mind though: For letters from the head of arts organizations the context in which you worked together must be within that organization and not outside. I know someone who was recently turned down because one of their letters (they thought it qualified as an arts organization) was from a head of an arts organization but they worked with them outside that organization. Subsequently, they had two letters from eminent individuals and one from the head of an organization. You have to have at least two letters from arts/cultural organizations and one can be from an eminent individual.
Hey Christopher, thanks for the videos! I'm an American musician (pianist, arranger, bandleader) gathering my documents for the endorsement. I have a few questions about your experience. Do you offer chats or advice via zoom? Thanks!
Hey Brian. At the moment I don't. I'll do my best to answer here though. You can also email Enquiries@artscouncil.org.uk. I've put a link to UK immigration advisors in the description.
Hi I have a question. So I will be applying for exceptional promise under that Art and Culture category. But I have been practicing as a visual artist however I do have extensive media recognition and exhibitions and all.
Everytime I open the link there’s new details added and I am stressing out as I am left with very minimal time for my visa.
Hi. Yes, you have to keep checking their requirements even up until you submit because they do add/change things. It sucks but that's the reality. Before you submit check to see if anything has been updated on the Art Council's pdf guideline. Their last update was on September 24th, 2024. It will tell you on the version date on page 1.
How can get recommendation letter for sculptor?
on page 29 of the pdf guideline "sculpture" is included under visual arts. For rec letters I'd imagine you would get letters from institutions that include this discipline
@christopherddalton my problem is it,which organization?cN be give by person ?
@@rasoullavasani6067 Are you asking exactly which organization would qualify and person? The head person in an organization or department that has worked with you. Email Enquiries@artscouncil.org.uk if you're not sure
@christopherddalton my mean is that for example a person in woodworking in uk can give me recommendation letter?or an art gallery in london?or ...
I don't know which person or registered business or company?
I work bout wood sculpture
@@rasoullavasani6067 If it's a UK company/organization you'll have to look them on up on the link provided. Yes a person could give you a rec letter if they're an expert in it. I'd imagine an art gallary would qualify. Email the arts council to make sure.
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