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SCAD graduates have the creative skills for a wide range of industries

“Our programmes are not about which computer button to push,’’ says Bryan Bentley, animation and visual effects professor from one of the world’s most notable art and design schools, the Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD). The university will hold acampus open day in Hong Kong on May 7. The event will provide prospective students with insights into the professions of animation and visual effects, two of the most popular undergraduate programs at SCAD. Prior registration is recommended.

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“Our programmes are not about which computer button to push,’’ says Bryan Bentley, animation and visual effects professor from one of the world’s most notable art and design schools, the Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD). The university will hold a campus open day in Hong Kong on May 7. The event will provide prospective students with insights into the professions of animation and visual effects, two of the most popular undergraduate programs at SCAD. Prior registration is recommended.

Bentley says the open day will show parents how the SCAD curriculum equips students with the inspiration, creativity and career tools to help them find success in their chosen fields. For example, 10 SCAD graduates worked on Pixar Animation’s Inside Out, a Disney release which won the Oscar for best animated feature. Another SCAD graduate, Nick Bartone, the lighting technical director at Pixar Animation Studios, worked on Brave, Toy Story 3, Cars 2, Partly Cloudy and Inside Out.

 

Our open day is informative and fun, and takes place in an informal atmosphere
Bryan Bentley, SCAD’s Hong Kong-based animation and visual effects professor

 

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