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So yeah.
The strike was bullshit but that's over now. But guess whatskie!! I checked the office for the school of media and design and I can withdraw with a refund if I apply before april 13th. I wasn't planning on staying at durham college anyways even though the friends I've made are great. I will miss them but it has to be done to keep my sanity. I'm so sick of friggin durham. Durham Regiopn, Durham College, and Lord Durham can LICK my fucking ASS!!!!! At any rate, I'm switching schools is what I'm trying to get at. So, I want to stick with Animation. My two schools of choice at the moment are: Humber (a 2 year digital animation course) or Algonquin (ottawa, a 3 year animation course digital or traditional). Does anyone know ANYTHING about either of these programs cause I keep asking opinions but no one can compare. And also what do you guys think about traditional animation. I'd love to do that but I'm scared it will get crunched out by digital animation.
I'd love everyone's opinions.
Thanks PEEPS
The strike was bullshit but that's over now. But guess whatskie!! I checked the office for the school of media and design and I can withdraw with a refund if I apply before april 13th. I wasn't planning on staying at durham college anyways even though the friends I've made are great. I will miss them but it has to be done to keep my sanity. I'm so sick of friggin durham. Durham Regiopn, Durham College, and Lord Durham can LICK my fucking ASS!!!!! At any rate, I'm switching schools is what I'm trying to get at. So, I want to stick with Animation. My two schools of choice at the moment are: Humber (a 2 year digital animation course) or Algonquin (ottawa, a 3 year animation course digital or traditional). Does anyone know ANYTHING about either of these programs cause I keep asking opinions but no one can compare. And also what do you guys think about traditional animation. I'd love to do that but I'm scared it will get crunched out by digital animation.
I'd love everyone's opinions.
Thanks PEEPS