What is an ASE degree printed for cinematographers or art director's name? Why do they have to mention it.
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May be some confusion here.  These are not college degrees, but organizations.  ASE is Australian Screen Editors; ACE is American Cinema Editors.  (And ASC is the American Society of Cinematographers.)  They indicate that the person is a member of one of these organizations, which is usually an invitation-only group made up of the best practitioners in each field.  \n\nIt's not a question of having to mention it, it's a matter of WANTING to mention it--it's an honor and a status thing.
706157
I have 2 degrees.  One is in the humanities and one is in computers.  I work in the film industry.
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It means don't go there. You need to go to an accreditec school.  I don't believe I have ever heard of an employer who only hired from non-accredited schools.  You would be very less likely to get a job you want if you are up against another person that has a degree from an accredited school.  I also believe that if they are not accredited you won't receive the best education possible.
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Some of the answers in this are ridiculous.  In the "G" lecture of the second degree, the candidate is told that it represents "geometry" which is the Liberal Art/Science most revered by Masons, and that, more importantly it is the initial letter of God.  both of these things are discussed in the same 5 minute lecture.  Sorry to dissapoint the answerer who had a whole theory worked up.
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In my profession it means Master in Arts, Marriage & Family Therapist\n\nBut it depends on where you've seen the abbreviations...
1105482
This happens at the end of most courses at most institutions. It allows the examiners a chance to talk informally to the students themselves - usually exam marks and lecturers are the buffer between the two. It's certainly nothing to worry about & I doubt they will ask technical questions about your course! As I understand it they will usually pick a cross-section of "typical" (haha!) students that are firmly within grade boundaries rather than interrogating those on the borderlines, although as suggested it may well be they choose some based on excellent results. Any which way, the aim is to maintain the standard of degree courses, and thus the value of your degree.
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I would first check into the schools accreditation. Is it recognized by the various national radiology organizations? If not, your degree wouldn't be worth anything more than the paper it's printed on!
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It seams to be a propietary type of images from the company: Help & Manual.\n\nThey have a tool that make Help & Documentation Files.\n\nTo open that kind of files you must purchase their application.\n\nSee the source listed for more information.
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Normally when you want a letter of reference or recommendation or a conduct certificate or a certificate of experience which can be used to be presented to any body at a later date and where you are not addressing to any particular firm or person or organisation such an open form of certificate is obtained.\nOn top of it it says TO WHOMSOEVER IT MAY CONCERN.\nThis is an open letter or certificate of statement.\nIt may be about your period of work in a firm and how well you performed and a recommendation that you are useful person and that you are an asset etc etc. \nI hope you dont need any further example.\nAL:L THE BEST\n           TO WHOMSOEVER IT MAY CONCERN\n\nTHIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT MR/Ms XYZ IS KNOWN TO ME FOR THE PAST SEVEN YEARS AND HE BEARS AN EXCELLENT MORAL CHARACTER.\nHE WAS EMPLOYED WITH OUR COMPANY Messers KKKKK from XX. XX.XXXX to YY.YY.YYYY IN THE CAPACITY OF ASST MANAGER (EXPORTS) AND WAS AN ASSET TO OUR COMPANY .SINCE HE WANTS TO PURSUE FULL TIME CPOURSE OF MBA WITH UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA HE HAS EXPRESSED A DESIRE TO TERMINATE HIS ASSOCIATION WITH OUR COMPANY AND ACCORDINGLY WE HAVE GREAT PLEASURE IN ISSUING THIS LETTER OF RECOMMENDATION.\n\nWE WISH HIM ALL SUCCESS IN ALL HIS FUTURE ENDEAVOURS\n\nSIGNED & SEALED.
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Its a whole lot like a business degree, it doesnt mean very much. The jobs where you would think it would count the most dont really care if you have one. Take police, for example. That job is experienced based, and tho it counts a bit (in that it will give you an edge over someone who doesnt have one) they need so many people that it wont matter in the long run and in the end the knowledge you get in the Academy is much more important than class-room learning. Keep in mind, any degree is good... very few people actually end up doing what they went to school for, and companies who care about college degrees generally do so becuase of what the degree SYMBOLIZES (perseverance, desire to learn, punctuality, etc.) much more than what that little peice of paper says. Hope this helps
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care@ashwooduniversity.net\n\ne-Mail and ask them!
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I would suggest to take a bachelor degree in film production or film compared to traineeship/TAFE. This will make sure that you understand the whole process and the chances of not only become a lighting/sound person but also become the boss/manager of the set.
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aesthetics? isn't it subjective? I.e. what's wrong is that whoever evaluated your work doesn't think it's pretty. \n\nTry to find out who evaluates the exams and look at their work, or critical reviews that they wrote to get an idea of what they like.
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It is considered a "science" degree at most schools, but the profession is a combination of both.  I would agree --more art than science.
370205
I attended a graduation in Michigan this past December and saw a couple of grads with two stoles. Obviously the first issue is what rules CSU posts on thier commencement website (if they do such a thing). But if nothing is mentioned, it's up to you. However, nobody outside of your two affiliations will even know what your stoles mean. And, imho, my own reaction is that anything besides the standard issue stoles contributes to the diminishing of their value in honoring exceptional achievement.
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When I studied abroad in England we had a blind system.  We were not allowed to put our name on them.  There was a little kiosk where you scanned your I.D. and the course I.D. and it printed 2 little receipts.  One got stapled to the paper you were handing in and you kept the other (as proof you turned in the assignment).  Then the papers got dropped off at a central office where they were sorted and given to the professors.  Grades were finalized before they handed them back in class.
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I know that the AA is the associate in arts degree...its a two year program for art majors- and AS is associate in science degree... 2 year progrma for science majors. I haven't heard of ASB though. Sorry.