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Joey Barr
Middleburg hts,
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2d animation school
Hey guys, Im looking for a place to learn 2d animation. So far I've applied to sheridan. Cal arts is out of my price. What are some other places to learn 2d. The art institutes don't seem to great. I've tried googling and all that, I cant really seem to find a list of 2d schools.
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Joseph Perenia
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San Jose,
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If you want to learn 2d animation, maybe take a look at SJSU's animation program.
http://www.sjsuai.com/ai/Welcome.html |
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Rron Bajri
Anibar
Peja,
Albania
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Try this one
Hi
Try this school, they have very good techers, and you have also 3d and stop-motion curses. I'm what to go to this school. http://www.scad.edu/ Rron |
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Joseph Perenia
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Originally Posted by anibar:
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Try this school, they have very good techers, and you have also 3d and stop-motion curses. I'm what to go to this school. http://www.scad.edu/ Rron Good school, but if the OP can't afford Calarts then I don't think SCAD would be affordable either. Below is just the tuition fee. Other fees can be found in the link I provided. Calarts: $36,166. http://calarts.edu/financialaid/estimatedyearlycosts SCAD: $29,070 http://www.scad.edu/admission/cost-.../cost.cfm?tab=1 |
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Joey Barr
Middleburg hts,
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Thanks everyone.
gawl- thanks I didnt even know that school existed. Im looking into it. Hmmm this is coming from an ignorant outsider. But when I look up student work of SCAD on youtube, none of it seems that impressive. A lot of their work was missing weight and some students seemed to not understand spacing, even in their senior film. Once again this is coming from an outsider. So far the only schools that seem worthwhile are Cal arts and Sheridan. Ringling seems pretty good but it seems to focus on 3d. Hmmm. Im thinking maybe I should just take drawing and illustration and learn animation on my own? Once again thanks for all the help. |
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Rron Bajri
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Sandy Botkin
Rockville,
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Check out Max the Mutt in Canada
Max the Mutt in Canada seems to have a very strong 2d program and is only $10K per year! You aren't going to get any less expensive than this.
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Sean Craig
Toronto,
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Hi Booleanspline,
We offer a 3 year undergraduate diploma in Animation at Seneca. We are located in Toronto. Our tuition is between 5 - 6 thousand a year. If you look around, you'll find a bunch of courses in Canada that offer animation for less than 10k a year. The first two years a focused on character animation and the third you get to choose your stream between 3D Character Animation, or Game Art and Animation. If you have any questions, you can contact me through the email in my signiature. Sincerely, __________________
Sean Craig Program Coordinator: 3D Animation (DAN) Seneca College 416 491 5050 ext 33615 sean.craig@senecacollege.ca www.Seneca3D.com |
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Douglas Pendleton
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Originally Posted by taxguy:
Max the Mutt in Canada seems to have a very strong 2d program and is only $10K per year! You aren't going to get any less expensive than this.
Man you beat me to it I was going to suggest the same. |
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