schools? 2005-05-04 - By takita@(protected)
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While I can understand the logic of students wanting to learn a package because
"everyone else is using it" there seems to be a pretty big glut of maya users,
especially at the entry level end of the spectrum - and given the fact that
nobody I know who uses xsi seems to remain out of work for very long, I often
wonder why a lot of these students don't bother learning a package that quite a
lot of the shops in New York happen to be using (unless they're not planning on
staying in New York, which might be possible).
Hmm.
-T
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From: Brad Friedman <xsibrad@(protected)>
Sent: May 4, 2005 7:54 PM
To: XSI@(protected)
Subject: Re: schools?
BTW, another note on topic: I forgot to mention... the NYU grad program
is a little weak on the XSI side of things. Phill (I know you are
lurking here too Phill) Avanzato teaches the intro to XSI class. And he
does a damn good job of cramming as much XSI knowledge as humanly
possible into a single class... because: the next class in the
progression, advanced XSI, never runs due to lack of interest (not
enough students register for it). Phill's class is great but it is an
intro class and its only one semester long. And I'd think you'd want to
be able to move forward past intro. Its definitely a Maya school.
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