can u teech me ho 2 make halo3 but mixed with WW2 anbd guitar hero
liek you would have to fight off alien overlords with your sweet guitar skills while conquering space..
It would be nice to be able to READ what it says on your site before paying, and to examine your samples. I believe your company should address this before they open their school.
I'm interested in learning more about the 8 week Advanced Character Course, especially the class that deals with "Muddboxx". I have never seen or used this software before and I'm dying to find out what it is.
Kidding aside.
- The site is hard to read, tiny fonts and some of the titles on things seem to capitalize words For no Real reason.
The hip hop 2d monkey band doesn't impress maybe if this was a school for audio design, and maybe if I liked hip hop monkies. It seems to have very little to do with game art, teaching or learning game art. Are you going to be all up in ma grill if I skip class? What if I like to listen to country music are you not going to take my money?
Whats the story on the samples? Is that stuff students have done? It would be nice to be able to click the thumbnails and view larger images.
Curriculum, this page is very light on info and some descriptions seem to repeat themselves just to fill out the page.
Rendering 1-2? Really two classes? Are you training game artists or "make pretty render" artists? Replace those classes with intro to 3dsmax, XSI, silo so students have more opportunities avail to them. Or how about a technical class about Mel scripting? How about breaking Muddboxx and ZBrush into separate classes? but rendering? Really!? Two classes on it? How about some traditional art classes, since being able to draw directly translates to the industry. Artistic talent translates very well to any kind of software package and is a skill set that never goes out of date. All the technical knowledge in the world can't replace what a great artist can do. Anyone can be trained to use the tools of the industry but only artists use it to make art. Help your students find jobs by concentrating on the main skill they need.
I don't see any cap on number of graduates, are you trying to flood the industry with doe eyed kids that can't actually make it but where lead to think they can? It looks like all you're doing is churning out more spam HR dept's will have to filter out. Thanks for lowering the wages...
The About page is about faculty? It would be nice to see some samples of their work. I guess I could google them or maybe I'm supposed to know who they are? I honestly don't care how long people have been in the industry, its just as easy to suck after 10 years of experience as it is to suck with none. Have any of these guys taught Master Classes for Autodesk? I don't know the about page doesn't say...
FAQ = WTF
Not accredited, not interested. Most of the knowledge you are selling can be found for free. What people really need talent, you're not offering any help for. Every game school that doesn't offer even some small amount of traditional art
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liek you would have to fight off alien overlords with your sweet guitar skills while conquering space..
Alex
[ QUOTE ]
How can I pay?
How do I register for classes?
[/ QUOTE ]
Translation:
"How do I give you my money?"
"How does my money get from my bank account to yours?"
Alex
Kidding aside.
- The site is hard to read, tiny fonts and some of the titles on things seem to capitalize words For no Real reason.
The hip hop 2d monkey band doesn't impress maybe if this was a school for audio design, and maybe if I liked hip hop monkies. It seems to have very little to do with game art, teaching or learning game art. Are you going to be all up in ma grill if I skip class? What if I like to listen to country music are you not going to take my money?
Whats the story on the samples? Is that stuff students have done? It would be nice to be able to click the thumbnails and view larger images.
Curriculum, this page is very light on info and some descriptions seem to repeat themselves just to fill out the page.
Rendering 1-2? Really two classes? Are you training game artists or "make pretty render" artists? Replace those classes with intro to 3dsmax, XSI, silo so students have more opportunities avail to them. Or how about a technical class about Mel scripting? How about breaking Muddboxx and ZBrush into separate classes? but rendering? Really!? Two classes on it? How about some traditional art classes, since being able to draw directly translates to the industry. Artistic talent translates very well to any kind of software package and is a skill set that never goes out of date. All the technical knowledge in the world can't replace what a great artist can do. Anyone can be trained to use the tools of the industry but only artists use it to make art. Help your students find jobs by concentrating on the main skill they need.
I don't see any cap on number of graduates, are you trying to flood the industry with doe eyed kids that can't actually make it but where lead to think they can? It looks like all you're doing is churning out more spam HR dept's will have to filter out. Thanks for lowering the wages...
The About page is about faculty? It would be nice to see some samples of their work. I guess I could google them or maybe I'm supposed to know who they are? I honestly don't care how long people have been in the industry, its just as easy to suck after 10 years of experience as it is to suck with none. Have any of these guys taught Master Classes for Autodesk? I don't know the about page doesn't say...
FAQ = WTF
Not accredited, not interested. Most of the knowledge you are selling can be found for free. What people really need talent, you're not offering any help for. Every game school that doesn't offer even some small amount of traditional art