If I am interested in Animation.  Which college should I join for my undergraduate degree?
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Berkeley hands down - its way more connected to silicon valley and I guarentee you has hook ups with Pixar, Disney and Dreamworks.
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Aesthetics is a branch of philosophy.  One probably would not go for an undergraduate degree in aesthetics, but rather in philosophy in general.  According to the American Society for Aesthics, the University of Wisconsin has a graduate program focusing on aesthetics.\nI have a question though, as you don't seem to know much about this field (no offense), why do you want to want to study it?  You might want to speak to some more people before you plunk down a good deal of money to go to college.  Good luck.
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Vancouver animation school, Gnomone Institute, ...
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first thing to is to go for vaccation classes. \neg : if you want to become a animator the go to masya or cd amx courses.\nor if you want to become a musician the go and study some instruments. \n\nyou should utilize and give some time for you aim in life because its more important.\n\nand when you get free time from your courses ,just enjoy with friends like go for a movie or stay at friends house or do what you like.\n\nalthught its your vaccation. you are the one who shoud decide upon your taste. i just gave you some points. so anyway happy holidays.
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MIT and Caltech. But you probably won't get in there, plus it's about $45,000/year for either. Next is probably Georgia Tech, which is much more reasonably priced.\n\nOh, and for undergraduate programs, it really doesn't matter where you go that much.
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Choose from this site.\n\nhttp://www.ucas.ac.uk/
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Okie... here's a helpful tip that might narrow down your scope:\nBest college in What study/ program and preferably Where??
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Go to a school which offers a B.F.A. in directing.  That's a Bachelor's of Fine Arts and it's very different from a B.A.  You'll get more hands-on-experience with a BFA.  FSU is a pretty good school to look at.  Start reading books now about making movies and making it in Hollywood.  Skills: determination!
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Generally, if the school has an outstanding graduate program in your field, the undergraduate program will be great as well, since many of the same professors will teach the upper division classes.  Some of the best schools out there for psychology that are a little easier to get into are University of Michigan - Ann Arbor, University of Illinois - Champaign Urbana, University of Minnesota - Twin Cities, University of Wisconsin - Madison, and Indiana University at Bloomington.  Of course, if you have the academic excellence and the money, schools such as Harvard, Stanford, Yale, Princeton, etc., excel in practically every field (and psychology is no exception), so you're assured of a good education regardless of which major you choose. Good luck!
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Even though I **LOVE** Berkeley and I am so proud of having graduated from there, if you wanna do film --> go to UCLA. But good luck, it's not easy getting into UCLA's film dept.\n\nAlthough, if you value life experience and the company of eccentric intellectuals, go to Berkeley. You will be enlightened.
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If I was going to name one, it would be an AS in BS.\n\nTo give a truthful answer, however, it would be an arts degree, such as "associate of arts in graphic design," "bachelor of arts in multimedia design."\n\nOther discipline names you might search with would be "interactive media," "computer graphics", "new media" and "computer aided design."
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Like geography, into art and design...why not become a matte painter, enviromental illustrator, like the one korean illustator that did the environment/backgrounds for star wars episode 3.  OR...you can get into architecture....landscaping.\n\nOh wait you're lookin for a university...well CALarts is probably a good place to go.  Check out some of the colleges in Vancouver, heard there's awesome programs for art and design, might even get something for geography in there.   AAAND then there's FullSail, but they're pricy.
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whatever u know and love... do that... you should do what you think you would do best. if you like art, i would recommend art therapy. you could also simply major in psychology.\n it's all about what makes u you. \ni would suggest that you pick something that suits your needs. \nif u like something, go with that. don't pick the thing that someone tells you to just b/c they think that is what you should do and what you would make money with. do what makes you happy = ]
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It depends on what state you want, what size campus you want, and what your major is.  Do you want to work with Flash, or 3D for film?  Do you want to do games?  Certain schools have stronger programs depending on your major, and some are a little more selective as to what they offer.  There are many good schools, and what is best is subjective.  A good school is useless to you if it doesn't have what you want.\n\nThat said,\nhttp://www.animationschoolreview.com/all-animation-schools.html\nhttp://schools.awn.com/\nare both great places to begin your search.
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How about designing a game.\nI presume from your question that some universitys are easier to get into now.
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No matter what kind of animation you want to do, you need the basic training on animation principles and human anatomy. There are several schools that offer very good animation programs. You will need at least a two-year program to grasp the basics. Perhaps you can complete one of these programs and then go find what you want.\n\nI studied two years of Computer Animation. The teachers would turn down any character designs that looked anime. They said it was not original. Sometimes they would even mock your character if it had "flame hair" or "anime eyes." Anime is very limited in that aspect because the characters tend to look the same. I don't think it's a very good idea to limit yourself to only one style of animation.\n\nTake into account that not a lot of American companies do anime-style animation. It's very difficult to get a job in the animation field, and even more so if you narrow your chances to anime only. I recommend you broaden your horizons a bit, otherwise you'll find yourself with very little choices.\n\nAnother thing you can do is start your own company. As you can imagine, this is even more difficult, but not impossible.
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i would say that flash is one of the most popular for 2d animation.\n\nbut as for 3d animation you have a VERY large collection to choose from. probably the most popular 3d package for animators is maya, due to their motion builder. but you can produce awesome animations from any 3d package. personally i am a 3d studio max user. and i have seen great stuff form max, lightwave and XSI. as for the BEST one i would sugest that you get your hands on the trial versions of these programs a play with them. see which one feels the best, which one suits your workflow the best. if you learn 3d studio max and get good at it and go for a job where they use maya it shouldnt be a problem, as the principles are the most important thing, not the program you use.\n\n\neagle4