Visual Development University Course
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Hi everyone,
I'm thinking seriously about returning to education for an MA (or possibly 2nd BA*).
I've been working in Commercials/Feature Film VFX production for the last couple of years, and playing along at home artistically, so i feel pretty confident in how art pipelines work, and find myself less attracted to 3D skills and more towards boot camp style anatomy, visual development, colour and lighting theory and the other core skills.
I'm European based and english speaking, and would like to keep it within those bounds. I was researching various universities such as hertfordshire in england, animation workshop in denmark and breda in Holland.
Does anyone have any suggestions or recommendations for european based courses along these lines? I'd like to be sure i've covered the playing field before making a decision. I'm shying away from courses in the US and Japan due to incredibly high tuition fees (even English prices are more than i'm comfortable with), but looking at the CV's of the artists i'm admiring the USA and France come up quite regularly.
Any help or research ideas would be appreciated greatly
thanks
* first BA was in Fine Art Media
I'm thinking seriously about returning to education for an MA (or possibly 2nd BA*).
I've been working in Commercials/Feature Film VFX production for the last couple of years, and playing along at home artistically, so i feel pretty confident in how art pipelines work, and find myself less attracted to 3D skills and more towards boot camp style anatomy, visual development, colour and lighting theory and the other core skills.
I'm European based and english speaking, and would like to keep it within those bounds. I was researching various universities such as hertfordshire in england, animation workshop in denmark and breda in Holland.
Does anyone have any suggestions or recommendations for european based courses along these lines? I'd like to be sure i've covered the playing field before making a decision. I'm shying away from courses in the US and Japan due to incredibly high tuition fees (even English prices are more than i'm comfortable with), but looking at the CV's of the artists i'm admiring the USA and France come up quite regularly.
Any help or research ideas would be appreciated greatly
thanks
* first BA was in Fine Art Media
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