This document provides dos and don'ts for submitting a portfolio, including labeling all documents and disks, providing a labeled disk, labeling all pages with name and student ID, using at least 11 pt font and 1.5 line spacing for written work, referencing all non-original work with citations and full references, and maintaining a professional look. Non-original work that must be referenced includes pictures, theories, ideas, information, photographs, screenshots, video, and sound. Handwritten work should not be submitted.

1. DOS AND DON’TS
PORTFOLIO

2. LABEL ALL DOCUMENTS + DISK

3. PROVIDE A DISK THAT IS LABELLED

4. DON’T SUBMIT LOOSE PAGES

5. LABEL ALL PAGES
• Your name
• Student ID

6. WRITTEN WORK
• At least 11 pt
• 1.5 spacing

7. ALL NON-ORIGINAL WORK HANDED IN MUST BE
REFERENCED
• Citation (Dedet, 2006) or (Dedet, 2006, P9) for quotes
• Full reference
• Dedet, Y. (2006) Yann Dedet. In: Crittenden, R. Fine cuts: the art of European film editing. London:
Elsevier.

8. NON ORIGINAL WORK
• Pictures
• Theories
• Ideas
• Information you have gathered
• Photographs (even if you took them sometimes)
• Screenshots and screen grabs
• Video and sound

9. NO HANDWRITTEN WORK

10. TRY AND MAINTAIN A PROFESSIONAL LOOK