Entertainment Design at ArtCenter College of Design
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- Опубліковано 17 лют 2016
- Entertainment Design is creating worlds: bringing stories, characters, and landscapes to life. With two tracks-Concept Design and Character Animation-Entertainment Design at ArtCenter provides students with experience in drawing, rendering, model building, sculpting, and using 3D tools. This intensive major prepares imaginative students for careers in fields like animation, video games, film, television, and theme park design.
A film by Hello Design.
www.artcenter.edu
It's been a year since I graduated from this program, I miss it!!
+Ahmed Aldoori hey Ahemd, I have been thinking a lot about applying here. How competitive would you say this program is? does the high acceptance rate for ACCD hold up for this program? (love your work btw :))
ITS YOU! so this is your origin spawn point huh.
I'd really, really love to apply but I'm so discouraged by reviews from students describing how expensive it is. Even with scholarship graduating with 100k debt? Scares me down to the bone. From what I've seen this is my dream school, but I don't know if it's worth that much money.
EDIT: Who would've thought. Out of the 11 schools that I applied to my dream school would turn out to be the most generous. I will be able to graduate debt-free. I couldn't believe what my eyes were seeing when that financial aid letter came in. Art Center it is!
Last Update: It's been two months since I graduated Art Center, loans all paid off, and I found an amazing job through our graduation show! It was amazing experience and if you're willing to put in the work and (most importantly) make friends and connect with people, you will be immensely rewarded. Pro tip #1 is find a group to stay up late and do your homework with lol! Trust me on this. So grateful to my Art Center professors, classmates, and the staff- especially at the enrollment and financial aid!
@Natalia -- Weighing the cost and value of education is hard to do and different for each person. It sounds like you are asking the right questions. Perhaps speaking directly with our admissions department would help you get the answers that you need. Send an email to admissions@artcenter.edu and they'll walk you through your options and scholarship opportunities.
In honest opinion (and experience), the debt that you incur is worth the talent and knowledge that you'll learn attending Art Center. I wouldn't trade my experience there for the world and I'm even thinking about attending their continuing ed. programs to learn even more (Art Center at Night)!
Update: I'll begin by saying that, this fall, I'll be starting my freshman year at Art Center. Something only possible thanks to the school's immense generosity. My financial aid package covers all of my tuition and then some without the use of loans. I'm absolutely ecstatic!!
Are you serious??? Honestly, I'd really love to apply for this school, too. I have a few years to prepare. But ACCD still looks so expensive even with scholarship. Especially since I'm from a country in South East Asia (our income is waaay below the US). Is the financial aid you got for US only though?
Oh I feel you. I'm from Mexico so you can imagine what my parents (and myself) thought when we saw that tuition. Oh no, almost all of financial aid came from Art Center's merit scholarships.
"I think the secret is just finding something you enjoy, then you're willing to try hard." Right on money there!
this is a college that blows my mind, amazing and a dream of mine I hope to one day study at art center as being a concept artist has been a dream of mine for years, art in general has always been a part of me. my biggest fear is not being good enough
I'd love to go, but my household is low income and I'm afraid I won't be able to attend right after high school... I really love entertainment and concept art, though.
It's my dream to go to this school but I just feel like I lack so many skills! It feels like new students are already so experienced and I'm far below an amateur. I'm not sure when the deadlines are to apply either
+CosplayProdigy. The first thing you might want is visit our website at www.artcenter.edu, if you have any questions put them in an email to admissions@artcenter.edu. If you live in the Pasadena area you might also consider taking a Public Programs class, open to the general public, to help you build up your skills and portfolio. Learn more at www.artcenter.edu/acn/
I'd love to go here.. This is my dream school just seeing it makes me want to cry, I have such a huge passion for art.. But the school I went to just pushed me aside and messed up my grades and everything so it just seems like I'm a slacker and I was sick a lot during the time so they kicked me out and sent me to a different school... I was always denied when I wanted to take an art class so I took french which wasn't bad I liked it too. I'd honestly love love love to be here and complete my dream, but it's also very expensive so I'm just stuck in a state of over thinking. I loved the video tho
Being a concept artist is a BIG dream of mine and studying in this school is also the one that will definitely help me achieve that. Problem is I live in Africa and in one of the most underdeveloped countries to say the least😟. Even though the price for it is worth it it just won't convince my parents, then again it will require my ENTIRE family's money in order to study there let alone the living costs of living in the US(acoording to what they said)😧
How's the animation program at Art Center? I don't see any student work on their website. Thanks.
What softwares are used for 3d modelling
Great video on the entrainment design track, I hope its worth the money.
It really is
I doubt it.
what's the difference between this and illustration for art center or is illustration a term for fine art for you... video for illustration presents like it as the people paint.
in my place the college kinda have it like a merge of illustration and entertainment design course, calling it "Illustration Movie & Game Art". Fine art is in a different category
Illustration and Fine Art are two separate departments. Fine Art is training people to create objects for display in contemporary art spaces, such as galleries and museums. Illustration is about "telling stories, conveying ideas and creating imagery for an array of commercial and social impact projects." And Entertainment Design is much more narrowly focused on "animation, video games, theme park design, film and television." Learn more at our website, www.artcenter.edu
Wow. Amazing insight.
omg i really want to join !! but my transcript doesn't look to good :c
How hard is to get in entertainment design? Does it require people to have to know how to try digital to get in? I really wanted to go in and interested in it. :(
Hi Kamade T, You should contact our Entertainment Design department directly at entertainment@Artcenter.edu and you can also find more about the department at -- www.artcenter.edu/academics/undergraduate-degrees/entertainment-design/overview.html
Why I am crying
i feel you. haha
+tinglesound😂
because the tuition fee is too expensive?
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My undergraduate school is abysmal for art. They teach you basic values, composition, and color but that's it! I learned absolutely nothing about perspective, lighting, or design. I feel like I am starting from scratch every time I attempt a piece at home even though I've been going to school for an eternity! How do I get to the skills required to be at art center and how do I afford it?
I know this comment is 4 years old already, but I'm experiencing the same thing. I just don't think I get to receive the challenge I needed to actually improve my skills. It's not fun nor engaging.
Make a short film.
I wanna go there so bad! I I even think I can manage after a few months of practice,..since I am already working now. Still, wish I had the money..I literally have none in comparison to the course fees! Anybody got any idea on how scholarships work?
I wanna apply to this program so bad... Too bad I live in Europe :(
Don't let that stop you! Learn more about applying at: www.artcenter.edu/admissions/undergraduate-admissions/how-to-apply.html
can anyone told me how to find more teaching videos about accd? i would appreciate for that
Sorry, Hui, we don't have any educational videos at this time.
Thanks for your response ，i like your teaching styles and i hope i can go there one day
Seems very daunting, almost frightening. You’re going to scare kids (and parents) away + the COST(S)$$$$
damn i want this
Is this program enough to push me hard to improve? I want to be forced to put double digit hours daily.
And be really fucking rich