Employment Trends in Animation and Related Fields

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Film Schools in Utah

October 15, 2012
Utah

Utah may be the nation’s 34th largest state, but it still has a hearty population of more than 2.8 million inhabitants. The Beehive State is also home to several places that offer plenty in the areas of art and culture and entertainment. For starters, the state is home to renowned art museums such as the Utah Museum of Fine Arts (UMFA), the Utah Museum of Contemporary Art Utah MOCA), and the Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art at Utah State University.

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Vermont

Visual art includes everything from animation to painting to photography to visual effects. A typical visual arts degree program offers courses in all areas of art as a foundation with a focus in areas such as print media, cinematic arts, animation/interactive media, intermedia, and photography. This means, successful graduates can expect open doors to a variety of careers. Just a few include animator, designer, museum curator, art historian, textile art therapist, photographer, forensic artist, graphic designer, and many others.

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Vermont

Vermont is home to more than 5,000 salaried artists and designers and thousands of independent artists. They work at art galleries, production studios, art centers, creative agencies, photography studios, and more. The state’s notable community of photographers can be found working in these areas and many others such as portrait studios, broadcasting, insurance, medical, law, education, public relations, and more.

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Film Schools in Vermont

October 15, 2012
Vermont

From the resorts and small towns of Central Vermont to the vistas of Northern Vermont, The Green Mountain State has been the backdrop for dozens of Hollywood films from classics such as Mr. Deeds Goes to Town (1936) to modern sci-fi films such as Sucker Punch (2011). Other credits include Thank You For Smoking (2005), What Lies Beneath (2000), The Spitfire Grill (1996), and Wolf (1994).

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Vermont

Digital media artist have a wide variety of careers to choose from, thanks to a diverse skill set and high demand for top talent. Digital media artists are in high demand in the areas of Internet, electronic media design/4D design, education, and more. Just a few popular job titles include web caster, web designer, animator, motion graphics designer, interactive media artist, multimedia artist, and technology instructor.

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Design Schools in Vermont

October 15, 2012
Vermont

With a population of less than 650,000, Vermont is the nation’s 49th largest state. The Green Mountain State may be small, but the art and design scene attracts more than seven million visitors each year. To find out why, head to Burlington where you’ll find University of Vermont's Robert Hull Fleming Museum of Art. Visit Shelburne where you’ll spend hours exploring the galleries, gardens, and historic houses of the Shelburne Museum. Stop by Brattleboro where you’ll find the Museum & Art Center or take a day trip to Middlebury where the magnetic Middlebury College Museum of Art attracts thousands of visitors each year.

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Texas

The main goal of a visual communications artist is to creatively convey messages and defined ideas. They accomplish this goal by using elements of graphic design, illustration, photography, multimedia, painting, and more to create visual materials that entertain, sell, or inform. Visual communications artists create visual materials for creative agencies, industrial and interior design firms, book and magazine publishers, museums, and more.

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Visual Arts Schools in Texas

October 12, 2012
Texas

From animation to photography, “visual arts” is a broad field that features elements of multiple art forms. A typical program touches on all areas of art, with concentrations in animation and interactive media, cinematic arts, intermedia, photography, and print media. This means, the average graduate is versatile enough to tackle a variety of careers such as set designer, museum curator, textile designer, animator, art therapist, and even forensic artist.

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Studio Art Schools in Texas

October 12, 2012
Texas

From drawing and painting to sculpting and glass blowing, studio artists do it all! According to admissions materials from a variety of colleges, studio art is basically, “any type of visual art made in a studio.” In addition to painting and glass blowing, studio artist create sculptures, photography, large-scale installations, experimental art, ceramics, and more. A typical studio art program may feature the study of drawing, painting, ceramics, sculpture, fiber, glass, printmaking, and photography, but some may also delve into digital art, graphic design, interior design and many others.

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Photography Schools in Texas

October 12, 2012
Texas

Photographers use special techniques and advanced equipment to capture images. Some use digital film cameras, while others use a combination of digital and traditional cameras to photograph everything from people and landscapes to unusual objects. Photographers may also use film equipment to capture images.

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