Learn 3D Animation, Special Effects and Post-Production in as little as 16 weeks!
World's largest Media100 iFinish training facility is now accepting applications for the spring 2002 upcoming semester. 16-week Fast Track program will train individuals in high-end quality 3D animation and post-production.
(PRWEB) October 18, 2001
The Northern Oklahoma College Tonkawa Multi-Media and Digital Communications Selection Committee is now taking applications for acceptance into the 3-D Animation and Post-Production Training program for the Spring 2002 semester. Courses will be taught in a fast-track block from 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. Monday through Saturday, and students must have completed 19 hours of general education courses before enrolling in the program.
Applications may be downloaded from the MMDC website at http://www. mmdclab. com (http://www. mmdclab. com). The completed application along with support materials listed on the website should be mailed to MMDC Selection Committee, Northern Oklahoma College, PO Box 310, Tonkawa, OK 74653-0310. Support materials include a letter of reference from a teacher, school official or employer; a letter of personal reference; a portfolio of work submitted in any format; and an official transcript from all institutions of higher education attended.
The committee will interview applicants by appointment Friday and Saturday, Oct. 26 and 27, and applicants should call 580-628-6777 to reserve an interview time slot. A maximum of 20 students will be accepted into the program, and those selected will be notified by letter.
Home of the worldÂ’s largest Media 100 training facility and the only one of its kind in the Midwest, Northern created the MMDC program to prepare serious 3-D animators and video effects artists to enter the job market upon graduation. The program offers fast-paced, hands-on training with software and hardware that set the standard in the post-production industry. Each student has his or her own workstation and 24-hour access to the MMDC facility for convenience in working on individual projects.
The fast track curriculum requires students to commit themselves to a focused and demanding learning environment that simulates real world intensity and time frames that clients and employers look for. Graduates will have the skills and knowledge to enter the entertainment industry in areas such as post-production houses, movie studios, advertising agencies, television stations, news stations and many other related animation facilities.
Northern tuition fees apply to all courses. Individual students may qualify for financial assistance through federal loans or grants available through the college Office of Financial Aid.
