schools? 2005-05-04 - By Eric Lampi
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You would be better served to go to school in a part
of the country/world that has a diverse 3D production
community, and a school with a solid history in Art,
Design and Film. At least in the US, it's mostly LA
and NYC.
Later, you'll have access to companies for internships
and jobs, as well as professors that do it full-time
and teach are more common.
E
--- Nic Sievers <sievers@(protected)> wrote:
> >One thing to keep in mind though is that school
> alone
> > is not going to net you a job...that comes from
> passion, perseverance and a
> > ton of hard work. There are a bunch of kids being
> churned out by "3D"
> > schools that think once they have that
> diploma/degree that they are
> > guaranteed a job...but it's the content of the
> portfolio that matters.
> >
>
> Amen to that
>
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