The four main skill areas covered in this exciting 16 month program are: Make-up Application, Mold Making and Casting, Animation Fabrication, and Exhibit and Display Design. It is designed to obviously ready prospective students for television, film, and photography company careers among many others. Just think, you could be among the few to create creatures and ghouls for the big screen! Now, if by some small chance you have not heard of Tom Savini, here is some of the special effects work he is responsible for:
Friday the 13th
Friday the 13th: FINAL CHAPTER
Dawn of the Dead
Day of the Dead
Creepshow
Texas Chainsaw Massacre II
Monkey Shines
The Burning
Killing Zoe
Invasion USA
Martin
Red Scorpion
Trauma
Two Evil Eyes
Maniac
Tales From the Darkside
Friday the 13th: FINAL CHAPTER
Dawn of the Dead
Day of the Dead
Creepshow
Texas Chainsaw Massacre II
Monkey Shines
The Burning
Killing Zoe
Invasion USA
Martin
Red Scorpion
Trauma
Two Evil Eyes
Maniac
Tales From the Darkside
Here are some jobs this degree could land you:
Special Make-Up Effects Artist
Sculptor
Mask Maker
Mold Maker
Prop Fabricator
Animatronics Designer
Display Fabricator
Prototype Fabricator
Freelance Artist
Scenic Artist
Model Maker
Fashion & Performance Make-Up Artist
Dental / Medical Prosthetics Technicians
Sculptor
Mask Maker
Mold Maker
Prop Fabricator
Animatronics Designer
Display Fabricator
Prototype Fabricator
Freelance Artist
Scenic Artist
Model Maker
Fashion & Performance Make-Up Artist
Dental / Medical Prosthetics Technicians
The school is at the Douglas Education Center, 130 Seventh Street Monessen, PA. It costs approximately $31,250 for tuition and fees, and $6,625 for books and supplies. After you complete the program you get an Associate in Specialized Business Degree Program.
This is with an 80% placement rate and Tom Savini has a class meeting in the first semester (there are 4). Effects artists from the industry inspect portfolios during the 4th semester. I thought he was just going to show up at the end and call it a day for these people.
(images via Douglas Education Center) |
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