BCIT – Design Essentials…Essential for Who?
I chose the Design Essentials program because it was offered at two well-known schools (BCIT and Emily Carr) for technology and design...
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BCIT – You Get What You Give
Let me preface this review by pointing out I graduated from BCIT's digital animation program in October of 2006. The program has changed substantially since I was there....
BCIT – Essentially Too Practical
I applied to the Design Essentials program - offered jointly between Emily Carr and BCIT in the spring of 2007 after coming to the realization that the life of a career barista was not for me. There were...
BCIT – The FilmFlex Program
I attended the FilmFlex Program in 2006/07. I chose selected courses that I hoped would fit my profile and career ambitions in the industry, choosing to bypass to option for the equipment package (and...
BCIT – Be Afraid…Be Very Afraid
I went to FilmFLEX looking for a change. After university and several years of professional experience, I wanted something else...
BCIT – It’s Up To You
I dreamt of working in video games since I was little and when I was in my mid twenties, I finally had the money to go back to school to study digital animation. I looked into all the usual suspects...
BCIT – From SFU to BCIT
After graduating from SFU with a degree in Computer Science, I felt that I needed more practical skills in order to get a job. I spent quite sometime researching all the different schools and programs in...
