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Reputable vs. Crash-course Animation Trainingby Debbie Wilsondebie.wilson@theanimationschooldirectory.com Animation Columnist There are many crash-course animation programs today that claim to provide the "right" animation training in three short weeks. And while it is true that you may learn some basic "cookie cutter" animation techniques, your chances of acquiring many concrete skills will be slim. In fact, due to keen competition and new technologies, you will need animation training from an accredited animation schoo, to even land an interview, let alone be offered a job.Finding an Animation SchoolThe type of animation school you select will depend largely upon the type of animation work you intend to be involved with. There are many quality animation schools to choose from, including state run and private schools. Private schools tend to be quite selective on who they accept and may be costly, however they also produce highly skilled graduates and their reputation tends to speak for itself. State schools, on the other hand, are less costly, offer financial aid, and are more widely available to aspiring animators.Choose Your Animation StyleOne of the best lessons to learn in the field of animation, regardless of which animation school you choose, is to be yourself and develop your own animation style. While most accredited animation schools will provide you with general animation training in current hardware, software, and techniques, it will be up to you to decide how you want to direct your animation career. Obtain your animation training today and let your creative talents shine. You could be rewarded with a challenging career in animation and be living your dreams.About the AuthorDebbie Wilson owns and operates a lakeside resort, managing all aspects of operations, including marketing and promotion. Her previous experience includes management and profitability consulting for a national healthcare company. In this capacity, she oversaw a five-state operation, utilizing her extensive knowledge of healthcare billing, A/R management, and human resources. Debbie holds a B.A. in Business Management with a minor in Physical Education. |