MAGES
Institute of Excellence will be conducting spot admissions for its Visual
Effects Courses in Singapore, namely the Visual Effects specialization track
for its Advanced Diploma in Animation. Starting with India, the institute will
be sending representatives to Coimbatore, Bangalore and Chennai from the 7th
of August to the 9th of August. Following that, there will be trips
to the Myanmmar (16th of August), as well to Indonesia within the
same month.
This
represents the perfect opportunity for those in the area seeking to receive
free personal advice regarding Animation and Visual Effects. However, there’s
an even bigger reason why you should visit if you have the chance. MAGESInstitute of Excellence, is offering a 30% scholarship
for selected students.
Those
attending will be required to bring their portfolios, resume, as well as any
educational transcripts in their possession. Of course, the course consultants
attending the events will also be suited to advice students who are interested
in developing other areas of their skillset, such as Game Development with Unity 3d.
In fact, if
you’re in the area there isn’t a good reason to NOT attend the spot admissions.
For one, it’s free advice from career professionals who can give aspiring
animators and visual effects artists an insight into the booming amount of
opportunities in Singapore.
Speaking
about visual effects and animation alone, Singapore has been responsible (at
least in part) of the production of blockbuster hits such as Pacific Rim,
Godzilla and Man of Steel due to the presence of multinational companies such
as Lucasfilm and Double Negative in Singapore.
It
certainly seems like exciting times for the Creative Technology Industry in Singapore, and what better way to
jump into the bandwagon and start your journey by dropping by for the
international spot admissions?
MAGES has
set up their registration for the India spot admissions and interested students
can register their names at: http://www.mages.edu.sg/index.php/registration-page-bangalore-chennai-coimbatore