Comments on: VFS – Results Matter http://www.artschoolreviews.ca/reviews/vancouver-film-school/3d-animation-visual-effects/results-matter Read Reviews From Art School Alumni Fri, 30 Jul 2010 04:34:45 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: White http://www.artschoolreviews.ca/reviews/vancouver-film-school/3d-animation-visual-effects/results-matter/comment-page-1#comment-2876 White Fri, 12 Feb 2010 16:03:58 +0000 http://www.artschoolreviews.ca/?p=805#comment-2876 Good blog and true. Should be livelier and deserve to be advertised more. I am former VFS student, working in the industry all the time - good salary, cannot complain really as my tuition was granted by one of my ex employers. However: <br /> VFS wasn't a factor in finding job for me. <br /> Ups and downs there are due to instructors change. <br /> Be aware and ASK instructors what they did in the industry, for which company and when. There are some real laymen there to be concerned about - and still are today. <br /> If you come as experienced, always asking for more, it can easily create animosity in some amateurish freaks among your classmates. As people pay a lot, they become frustrated, yet no-one can sell you talent. <br /> It is much-overrated, price wise. <br /> I know that Maya guy G.Beridge is cool, and you can learn a lot from him. It is usually enough only to take his course and you are good to go for bigger animals. Hope he is still there though. <br /> Cheers. Good blog and true. Should be livelier and deserve to be advertised more. I am former VFS student, working in the industry all the time – good salary, cannot complain really as my tuition was granted by one of my ex employers. However:

VFS wasn’t a factor in finding job for me.

Ups and downs there are due to instructors change.

Be aware and ASK instructors what they did in the industry, for which company and when. There are some real laymen there to be concerned about – and still are today.

If you come as experienced, always asking for more, it can easily create animosity in some amateurish freaks among your classmates. As people pay a lot, they become frustrated, yet no-one can sell you talent.

It is much-overrated, price wise.

I know that Maya guy G.Beridge is cool, and you can learn a lot from him. It is usually enough only to take his course and you are good to go for bigger animals. Hope he is still there though.

Cheers.

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