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Hi there! If you could just reach out via our contact form, that'd be great! www.theanimationtutor.com/contact

Hi there! Yes we do - you can see the vast range of options we have on our Programs page: www.theanimationtutor.com/programs

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@@Warrior_Candle It is an exercise that is well worth thinking on! Book a free portfolio review if you'd like me to have a look: www.theanimationtutor.com/free-portfolio-assessment

Usually they are released early October. A few years ago it was mid-November though. Everyone is eagerly awaiting the requirements!

Hi there! It depends on where you're at with your artwork, but there are several. If you feel you need to understand perspective a little more before jumping into background design, I would recommend Perspective I: Introduction, and Perspective II: Advanced. (www.theanimationtutor.com/course/p/perspectivei-introduction ) However, if you feel you want to dive right into background design, storytelling, and thumbnailing, head straight over to Worldbuilding: Background Design: www.theanimationtutor.com/course/p/worldbuilding-background-design I hope that helps! If you'd like for me to look at your artwork first, you can always just book a free zoom call! : www.theanimationtutor.com/book-a-call

@@theanimationtutor thank you! is perspective II available through the membership option?

@@gisakur15 It will be available through that option is mid-late November 2024. :) It's still in editing. You could get started in Perspective I though.

This is just a preview of the whole course, which is available here: www.theanimationtutor.com/course/p/worldbuilding-character-design

@@user-fy5zd1fz6z Great question. The program has been open to applications only since October 1st, so you can do this now, but the actual portfolio requirements haven't been released yet. Every year the portfolio due date is usually around Feb 20-25th. Portfolio reqs should be released mid-October if it's the same as previous years. Hope this helps!

@@theanimationtutor that definitely helps. Thank you so much.

@@brokendraw thanks Tieran!!

@@thanurien5111 the 2025 requirements won't be coming out until around mid-October typically, so we don't know. Ever year the object for short animation changes, and the character and prompt for the storyboard changes. I hope that helps!

@@matinmokhtarzadeh6418 Absolutely! So we are doing a number of free artwork reviews in the fall and winter of each year in our Discord server which you're welcome to join for free: discord.com/invite/tfNS2ruFDN

@theanimationtutor thanks that would help me alot 🙏🙏🙏

Monday July 8th to Friday July 26th! More info here: www.theanimationtutor.com/group/p/virtual-animation-summer-camp

It was 93 for international, and 88 for domestic students I believe. Very demanding!

I've heard that their requirements come out like around September? October? Around there? I don't know for sure tho. I've had the exact question as you so yeah

@@cole4917 Alright thank you!

There are very similar every year honestly. The only thing that has changed in the past several years is the theme for the Storyboard, and the object for the Short Animation. If you'd like to see the 2024 Portfolio Reqs, just send me an email hello@theanimationtutor.com

Very well done! 🤣

@@theanimationtutor was about to say

Yep! She's fantastic.

Incredible work - I know!

@@WorldsLeastSelfSufficient the solution is to stop caring about toxic people, not limit your creativity and adhere to fake rules

I know! She is incredible. Very impressed with Amadhi's work!

I don't quite understand your question here... are you asking if putting the values in could have caused the layout to lose marks? No, I don't think so. You can still see the linework clearly.

@@theanimationtutor Oh what I asked was if there was anything to losing marks in his gradients work. I’m sry to confuse you!

It's currently on sale for $1,990 for the full 3-Weeks. That includes the 3 x 3.5 hour classes on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, as well as all the scheduled work sessions on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Totaling the 3 weeks, that's 31.5 hours of in-class lectures, demonstrations, and 12 hours of scheduled work hours - plenty to keep busy over the 3 weeks! Here's the full info about the camp: www.theanimationtutor.com/group/p/virtual-animation-summer-camp

Thanks so much! Juan Carlos was wonderful to work with! He's going to do great things at Sheridan.

Definitely not. They're very keen on you physically drawing the storyboards... Whether it be traditionally or digitally drawn is up to you.

Hey! We do, but we also offer Free Portfolio Assessments: www.theanimationtutor.com/free-portfolio-assessment and Free Trial Classes: www.theanimationtutor.com/free-trial-class Hope this helps!

thanks! will try and get in touch as soon as possible :)