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3 months agoContributor-Level 9
Of course, you can. The basic eligibility requirement to pursue a PG degree or Diploma course is to have a bachelor's degree only. Irrespective of the discipline you got your degree from, you are eligible to pursue a PG degree or Diploma course in VFX. Though you'll need to crack entrance exams for some PG degree courses.
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3 months agoContributor-Level 9
Here are some important documents you must carry during the BSc in VFX application process:
- Class 10 and 12 mark sheets
- A valid photo ID proof (Adhaar, PAN Card, DL, Passport, etc.)
- Passport-sized photographs (at least two)
- Migration certificate
Hope this helps.
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3 months agoContributor-Level 9
Visual Effects, or (in short) VFX, is a digital manipulation of visuals where you can turn them into impossible scenarios. The consumption of visual content has significantly increased in the last 5-6 years, especially the CGI content. VFX allowed filmmakers to create a fictional world and mythical characters, which gave life to their fictional stories.
Visual Effects are realistic, cost-effective, and loved by viewers. Cartoons and anime were always there with a huge fan base, but the integration of VFX and CGI into the cinema broadened the viewership.
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3 months agoContributor-Level 10
All the alumni of the Animation course at the University of Edinburgh share their successful stories and experiences with the university. These alumni are still in touch with the university.
Laura Jayne Hodkin graduated in BA (Hons) Animation 2017 began her MA in Animation course afterwards at the Royal College of Art. She has picked up numerous awards for her final film 'Nailbiter' and follow-up 'Hayley and Joanna'.
Will Anderson and Ainslie Henderson shares a creative partnership which is known as the Scottish success story. Will's graduation film, The Making of Longbird, which he co-wrote with Ainslie, has been shown at o
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3 months agoContributor-Level 10
The University of Edinburgh does not offer placements as part of the Animation degree as the Creative industry placements are unfortunately impossible to guarantee, due to the rapid turnaround and short notice of availability. However, the university provides opportunities for summer placements in commercial animation studios. The university makes efforts to alert students about job opportunities through the career service and support the students in every way while they are on their placements and internships.
The Animation graduates of the university successfully placed in top companies as animators are in high demand
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3 months agoContributor-Level 10
Careers Service at the University of Edinburgh supports students to take their next steps with confidence in whatever field they are interested at. The university's online expert careers advice, information, tools and resources are available for students to use anytime and anywhere.
Through this career service provided by the university, the students can easily find various kinds of jobs and internships. The students can find part-time & vacation jobs, graduate jobs and students can also create their own opportunity with the help of career service.
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3 months agoContributor-Level 10
Graphic design graduates work in various creative careers. This program at the University of Edinburgh enables a student to build extensive links with the professional world through industry-led projects, staff research, staff contacts and visiting lecturers and mentors.
Some of the companies where graduates of graphic design work are mentioned below:
Organization | Data |
|---|---|
University of Edinburgh | 57.95% |
Edinburgh University Students' Association | 7.69% |
The City of Edinburgh Council | 5.13% |
Foster + Partners | 4.62% |
Edinburgh College of Art | 4.62% |
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3 months agoContributor-Level 10
A Personal Statement is a student's opportunity to convince the admissions officers of the suitability and commitment to the degree programme being applied as a candidate will be competing with many well-qualified applicants for a same place.
Personal statements should ideally include:
Explain reason to study the subject courses a student has applied for
Demonstrate a clear understanding of the subject/degree
Providing evidence that a student understands the career implications of the choice
Detail any relevant skills or experience
Outline any relevant personal qualities, interests and skills and indicate
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3 months agoContributor-Level 10
The students need to submit a digital portfolio to show their artistic skill and potential at the University of Edinburgh. Portfolio should show students' creativity and particularly their ideas that focus on the thinking behind the work rather than showing their technique and development as well as finished pieces. Short description of the idea and context of the work must be presented along with the portfolio.
The portfolio must include the following:
High standard of conceptual awareness and development
Clear ability to think laterally
Present unique research methods and routes, and show the development of ideas&
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