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Posted by9 days ago

How can a non-Calarts student meet student directors/animators?

For context, I’m a screen scoring and video game scoring student at the Berklee College of Music currently in LA for the summer, and I’ve always wanted to meet student filmmakers and animators (I’m not asking for work don’t worry lmao). One of the drawbacks of Berklee is that everyone is a music student and I don’t get to interact with other types of creatives. I find animation and filmmaking really fascinating, so I’d love to meet people studying in those fields. Are there any community events, gatherings, or screenings open to non-Calarts students? Thanks, and I hope you all have a nice day!

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Posted by11 days ago

what is the decent renting price around the campus?

For each person per month, is 1000-1200 (including utilities) a cost-effective price?

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Posted by14 days ago

Calarts vs Pratt

I was just accepted to Calarts for a BFA in art via rolling admissions and I also have an offer to Pratt MWP for a Sculpture BFA. I was wondering if anyone could help give any advice or their experiences at Calarts to help me decide between the 2. Thanks!

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Posted by14 days ago

spring of 2024

is calarts currently open for spring of 2024 applicants?

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Posted by20 days ago

Prospective student needs help

Hi I an international student and I am planning to apply for animation. I have few doubts. •Which will be a better course Experimental animation or Character animation. (I want to work in major studios or indie) •How long does it take for a Animation student based in Los Angeles to pay off debts. •Is there anything else a international student should know.

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Posted by28 days ago

Hey guys, I got accepted into CalArts for Photo and Media! So, I have a few questions for those of you in the Photo and Media program.

Hey guys, I got accepted into CalArts for Photo and Media! So, I have a few questions for those of you in the Photo and Media program.

What do you usually learn in your major courses? Besides photography, I'm curious what else you focus on! And I'd love to know how your projects are typically structured!!

Do you think this major would be beneficial if I want to work in video or film in the future? I'm also curious about what you learn related to Media!!

It would be really, really, really great if you could share your thoughts about the program!! Thanks!

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Posted by2 months ago

How long it takes to get a driving license in L.A. for international students?

And the estimated cost?

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