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Jesta78
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Which of these colleges do you think is best, Ringling, School of Visual Arts or AI of Pittsburgh or Ft. Lauderndale? (I want to specialize in 2D/3D animation, and all these colleges look good but I can't decide which one to attend.  Desperate help need, thankies all around, later, peace. |
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Dr. Bang
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| Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2002 8:39 pm |
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| Sheridan in Canada, it cost 12 cents American per term. |
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Jesta78
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Dr. Bang
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| Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2002 9:02 pm |
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The BEST animation school in CANADA. Most of the graduates here don't flip burgers after finish their school. They go work for Disney, ILM ......etc
http://www.sheridanc.on.ca/ |
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Jesta78
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| Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2002 10:43 pm |
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Jesta78
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| Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2002 10:44 pm |
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Jason Manley
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| Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2002 11:36 pm |
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ringling is a decent place to study...I went there..as did some of my friends at LucasArts, Nintendo, Factor Five, Disney, Dreamworks etc...
youll get a good amount of exposure to the arts there and it is a great little beach town. they have good facilities as well...and their career services department is the best Ive worked with.
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artboy
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I would avoid ANY Art Institue Int'l school. That is, of course, unless you WANT to pay too much for tuition, be taught by instructors who've NEVER worked in the field and are only interested in churning out carbon-copies of mediocre graduates.
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wigin
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| Posted: Mon Jan 21, 2002 8:18 am |
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im in Sheridan college right now.. VERY GOOD PROGRAMs in traditional animation ( 3 years ) and computer animation 2 years after that.. might seem long but its WORTH it.. sheridan will get your traditional skills UP there .. and the computer animation program is very very good...
The school is located near toronto ontario if you didnt know... |
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RobW720
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| hey, im looking into doing computer animation as well, anyone know of good schools in minnesota or the states arround it? i got accepted to AI Minnesota and the Academy college ( www.academycollege.edu ) the academy looked good when i went there, they use maya 4, lots of good clases, but i dont know what to look for, idealy i would like to work for something like dreamworks but i know that is a bit far fetched. if anyone has any ideas let me know through e-mail or on here, im runnin out of time to send in thoes apps for school |
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