Gardner's Guide to Internships at Multimedia and Animation Studios (Gardner's Guide series)
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| Rating | : | 4.86 (967 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 158965000X |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 256 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-12-20 |
| Language | : | English |
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Before his appointment at GMU, Dr. Dr. Gardner was an Assistant Professor at William Paterson University where he co-directed the Center for Computer Art and Animation. Dr. . Gardner is a graduate of the Ohio State University's Advanced Computing Center for the Arts and Design and Department of Art Education. Gardner is currently an Associate Professor of Multimedia at the New Century College, George Mason University
Before his appointment at GMU, Dr. Gardner is currently an Associate Professor of Multimedia at the New Century College, George Mason University. Dr. Gardner was an Assistant Professor at William Paterson University where he co-directed the Center for Computer Art and Animation. Gardner is a graduate of the Ohio State University's Advanced Computing Center for the Arts and Design and Department of Art Education. . About the Author Dr
It's a complete lie. Scam. Will not teach you a thing. You might think this will teach you how to get into the animation bussines. That's what it alludes to in the title. NOPE.Just an outdated list of address of possible animation studios looking to get more interns.. Misleading Title, Mixed Content In purchasing this book, I had little information to guide me beforehand; I made the decision based on commentary on other works by this author, the title, and my need for information on internships in this field.I found myself greviously disappointed. While the information capsules about the employers are indeed helpful, no specifics were given for internships these employers might or might not offer. Instead, the contents of the book (aside from some prefatory material providin. The Internship Bible for Animation, #1 A Customer I found this book to be the Bible for finding an internship in animation. Lots of animation companies, great descriptions of the companies, and advice on writing my resume. I was able to find an internship in the field. I highly recommend this book for high school seniors and college students in CG. I also recommend "Careers in Computer Graphics and Animation" these are two well needed resources.
A valuable directory for students seeking to enter the computer graphics and animation field. Researched categories includes: areas of specialization; number of employees; description of company achievements, mailing address, phone and fax numbers, web address, preparing resumes, portfolios and demo reels. Indexed by geographic location of studio; and alperbetical by the name of the studio. Gardner's Guide to Internships at Multimedia and Animation Studios profiles hundreds of computer graphics, animation, multimedia companies in the USA and Canada where internships are often available. This book is y