By: Jerry Beck,
on 8/18/2016
This innovative networking program at Vancouver Film School is an important step for helping the school's students find work after graduation.
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By: Jerry Beck,
on 5/1/2015
By: Jerry Beck,
on 12/21/2014
By: Jerry Beck,
on 3/8/2014
This was a final project created by Daniel Beaulieu in Vancouver Film School's 3D animation program.
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By: Jerry Beck,
on 6/4/2013
Our thanks to the Vancouver Film School and Rhino House, two of the companies that sponsor Cartoon Brew:
Today the Vancouver Film School (VFS) announced that they will open a new animation and visual effects campus in August of this year. The facilities will be located in the 106,000-square foot space in Vancouver’s Gastown neighborhood that previously housed the Storyeum theatrical experience:
After $4.5 million in renovations, phase one of this new state-of-the-art VFS campus will open to students in August. Every classroom is designed to optimize the learning experience by giving students access to high-powered software, including the leading render farm management system, as well as more studios and lounge areas to foster collaboration and synergy between VFS’s programs. The space’s many groundbreaking features include a 280-degree green screen studio and a new fiber network.
The Animation & Visual Effects portion of the facility is 42,000 square feet, double the size of the current campus, and provides students with two 72-seat theatres, editing suites, sound studios, a customized life drawing room, three design studios, and much more.
They’ve posted some photos of the under-construction space on their Facebook.
Rhino House is an online video reference library for animators. It has a custom player that offers a host of animator-friendly features like bookmarking key frames, onion skinning, slow motion, frame-by-frame scrubbing, thumbnailing, masking, guidelines and grids.
Their Facebook page offers videos of animators discussing how they use video reference, like this clip featuring DreamWorks animator Jason Ryan:
By: Jerry Beck,
on 2/9/2012
Think Brilliance by Diego De la Rocha (Canada): “This is my animation final project from Vancouver Film School. Shot #1 (Head Title Sequence—Stop Motion / Cloth, strings, cardboards & maple leaves); Shot #2 (CG Lightbulb—Maya 2011/ Zbrush/ Photoshop/ Nuke/ Premiere Pro)”
Futile Devices—Kickers by Nicolas Ménard (Canada): “A series of 6 five seconds kickers made in Denis Dulude’s class at UQAM (Université du Québec à Montréal)”
God and Money by Philip Vose (US): “Finished in just under five days for my church as an intro to a short series topic of God and money.”
Embroidered Dog Animation—Front and Back by Aubrey Longley-Cook (US)
(NSFW) Twenty Four Hour Woman by Scott Lenhardt (US): “Celebrating the women who make the world go around.”
PHONO – a Sound Creature by Lucas Zanotto (Italy/Germany): “Sound creatures are imaginary beings, a collection started and maintained by composer & sound designer David Kamp in the name of science.”
(Futile Devices via Drawn)
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