1. International students applying for undergraduate programmes at ESRA International Film School must have completed a recognized secondary school qualification (high school diploma or equivalent) that qualifies them for higher education in their home country.

2. Applicants to the Bachelor in Filmmaking and other bachelor's-level programmes must submit an online application, upload a copy of their most recent academic qualification, a valid passport or identity document, and a personal statement outlining their motivation for studying at ESRA.

3. Applicants are also required to pay the application fee and schedule an admissions interview as part of the selection process. 

4. In addition, candidates applying to undergraduate degree programmes are required to complete ESRA's entrance examination, which is designed to assess their motivation, creativity, general knowledge, and passion for filmmaking.

5. The selection process typically includes a general knowledge multiple choice test, a motivation assessment (such as a written statement or video), an individual interview, and a specialized analysis test related to the chosen field (film, sound, or animation).

6. For the ESRA International Filmmaking Bachelor, the entrance examinations are conducted in English, and applicants should demonstrate an appropriate level of English proficiency to successfully complete the programme. Previous filmmaking experience is not required, making the programme accessible to motivated students from diverse educational backgrounds.